Sentence examples for secured a placement from inspiring English sources

But once he grasped the term and how it's used, he secured a placement with Stamp Jackson & Procter.

"Having secured a placement, I was able to return there each summer and gain more experience for my CV between studying," she says.

It was promptly revealed that, as a teenager, privately educated Mr Clegg secured a placement with a Finnish bank, courtesy of his father's contacts.Personal ironies aside, the document confirmed Britain's depressing failure to give children born into less privileged circumstances a fair chance of prospering in terms of status and income.

Aleksandra Skrodzka, a law graduate from the University of Hull, who speaks Polish, Slovak and French, secured a placement as a legal translator at the European Commission in Brussels last summer.

Where once it was easy to rely on the big banks, Gina Resnick, head of Columbia's careers service, admits that both the school and students are now having to work harder to secure a placement.

That is why I want to explore setting up new, state-funded and supported, residential academies to allow academy providers and other organisations with a background in education and child welfare to open schools with a residential facility so that children in the greatest need can secure a placement which offers them the very highest standards of education and care".

This secured a four-week placement and a contributor's credit in the magazine.

West London-based Romeena joined the company's IT graduate programme in 2008 after previously securing a work placement there as part of her degree.

A survey of 5,000 people carried out on behalf of the Debrett's Foundation found that 72% of privileged young Britons admitted to having used family connections to secure a work placement and those who attended private schools were twice as likely to get internships in London compared to state educated children.

The old model of securing a premium placement around popular TV shows in a cluttered ad environment will not make impact on millennial audiences.

Combined with its generous use of sexual imagery, magical spells, French vocabulary, messages from the dead, African chants, and a mulatta version of Cinderella at the Prince's Ball, it lures the audience into the meticulous details of how to secure a lucrative placement (benefitting both mother and daughter) for a young and pretty quadroon.