Sentence examples for taste for work from inspiring English sources

The war had opened doors and given women a taste for work.

As both chef and restaurateur, Daniel Boulud always seems to be at the top of his game, and "Letters to a Young Chef" shows why: he never stops working, and he has a taste for work.

Yet, this assumption is very strong and can easily be violated (for instance, unobserved taste for work for immigrants can be correlated with experience and education).

He retained his taste for working in wood and undertook elaborate carving projects, such as the construction of a violin from an orange crate.

Balmond, who has been with Arup for 'five lifetimes' after coming to London from Sri Lanka, shares with Koolhaas a taste for working at the boundaries of the possible.

She had gotten a taste for working with a score when she choreographed and danced in Lina Wertmuller's production of the opera "Carmen" in 1986.

Bush has not only rehired several of the Iran-contra intriguers, but he has also reproduced elements of the climate in which the plot was hatched -- obsessive secrecy, a premium on loyalty, a taste for working through foreign proxies, an impatience with Congressional oversight.

A taste for working in one industry over another.

"This experience gave me a taste for working at an international level," he says.

"preferred variety, preferred workplace"; this can represent (a) A taste for working in one industry over another.

A summer job developing railway signalling systems had given him a taste for working in the real world.