Sentence examples for sensible work from inspiring English sources

WITH sensible work routines, good health and some luck, conductors and instrumentalists often get better as they get older.

We are delighted to see the exhilaration of ladies who have taken up practical & sensible work, such as canning & growing vegetables.

By Andrew S. Wing and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 18 , 1943P. 17 We are delighted to see the exhilaration of ladies who have taken up practical & sensible work, such as canning & growing vegetables.

Gray has handled the pressure and task of constantly dealing with death by attempting to keep sensible work hours, going for long walks, singing once a week with his community choir, sailing and doing yoga.

A sensible work-around for companies that use persistent defaults is to make opting out simple and transparent.

The decision that faces junior doctors today is simple: work in a job you are made to hate by overwork and underpay, or move abroad, where you can enjoy a sensible work-life balance for appropriate remuneration.

Now he'd turned brutally sensible: worked every hour he could, stayed diligently sober, did not even bother with women anymore.

She does appear to be the real thing, a grounded, sensible working mother, only with millions of pounds to fall back on.

The models looked like "Sex and the City" girls out on the prowl, sensible working woman transformed by dresses embellished to the hilt, big necklaces, fluffy furs, vivid elbow gloves — and sometimes all of the above in one outfit.

The second half of the book builds a positive case for humanism, which is in broad terms simply the reasonable and sensible working through of the idea that "our ethics must be drawn from, and responsive to, the nature and circumstances of human experience".

Mr Rhodes said he hoped for a "calm, professional and sensible" working relationship with Alan Hardwick, the county's police and crime commissioner (PCC).