Sentence examples for ship to work from inspiring English sources

So in some ways it is not surprising that he has jumped ship to work with the Tories as chair of the National Infrastructure Commission.

Allocation by the number of ships does not permit a ship to work on different lines.

One of Monster.com's top sales reps, Cyndi Nicoletti, jumped ship to work for EnticeLabs.

A Google engineer was recently paid $3.5 million to not jump ship to work there.

Some analysts say the recent moves, coupled with the earnings warnings, have demoralized Xerox's workforce to the point where many salespeople are jumping ship to work for Japanese competitors who are in better shape.

A former road Tester at What Car? magazine, she made regular appearances on Top Gear before jumping ship to work as a presenter on Channel 5's Fifth Gear.

In the 1920s they decided to base public transport on buses, not trains or trolleys, which meant manpower could be shipped to work from almost anywhere.

Lucky is born in the midst of an ocean voyage from Germany to Africa, where his mother is being shipped to work in the copper mines.

The insult was felt most acutely by Caribbean immigrants, people whose ancestors had been transported on British slave ships, to work British plantations in the British West Indies for the enrichment of British slave-owners, only for that whole tragic history to be reduced to footnotes and passing references in text books.

In the second half of the nineteenth century some 60,000 Pacific Islanders were taken to Australia by black-birding ships to work in Queensland's sugar plantations (Flanagan et al. 2003).

The earliest records of arrivals from the region that is known today as Bangladesh (was British India) are of Sylheti cooks in London during 1873, in the employment of the East India Company, who travelled to the UK as lascars on ships to work in restaurants.