Sentence examples for school hiring from inspiring English sources

"School hiring tends to be cyclical, and usually reflects two factors," said Alan Singer, a professor at Hofstra's school of education.

There were difficulties beyond the house: starting a school, hiring teachers, finding students.

About half of all law school hiring begins at the Faculty Recruitment Conference, widely known as the meat market, held by the Association of American Law Schools.

Officials close to the school hiring committee said that as far as they knew, nobody with Mr. Levy's dream credentials -- a national reputation as a research scientist -- had applied for the job.

In the two rounds combined, the competition doled out $4 billion to 11 states and the District of Columbia, on top of $10 billion for school hiring nationwide that is part of a federal aid package signed this month by President Obama.

(You can upload a longer CV as well [see Appendix B for a model], but the one-page form is what schools first see). Law school hiring committees look through these resumes, identifying candidates they want to interview at the hiring convention held in mid-to-late October (sometimes early November) each year.

The school hired her though she's Methodist, not Catholic.

The school hired a psychologist to evaluate him.

No matter whom the school hired, the cost was the same.

The school hires two vans to snake through the borough and pick up 17 scattered students.

The school hired Stuart Hart to fill the chair and direct the then nascent Center for Sustainable Global Enterprise.