Sentence examples for surveyor from inspiring English sources

I read for a degree in materials science and, afterwards, began working as a damp and timber surveyor.

The economy was going well, noted his Sheffield Hallam constituent, a 53-year-old quantity surveyor.

You will need to complete an application form, by post, online or over the phone, before a surveyor visits you to assess and recommend work for your property.

He was working as a mining surveyor in Fife when in 1962 he was told to report the Kinneil colliery in Bo'ness where he still lives.

His first job was as a damp and timber surveyor, but after doing part-time lecturing at his local college and working as a support assistant in a special school, he decided to become a teacher I joined teaching after leaving a career in industry.

The city at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River was founded in 1796 by Connecticut surveyor general Moses Cleaveland.

He introduced himself as James Anderson, a surveyor of ring ouzels for the British Trust for Ornithology.

He was an excellent surveyor, a tolerable lawyer, in fact, a rising man in the Western sense of the term.

An English mapmaker, Max Vigne, leaves behind his wife and a child he has never seen to work as a topographical surveyor in 1860s India.

The American-based Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), a regular surveyor of MBA graduates and recruiters, presciently noted in its 2008 Global MBA Graduate Survey that "graduates who attended full-time MBA programmes outside their country of citizenship rated overall value lower compared with graduates who attended similar programmes in their home country".

Under George Bush, anti-Americanism is widely thought to have reached new heights and, in the view of the Pew Research Centre, a Washington surveyor of world opinion, new depths.