Sentence examples for terms work from inspiring English sources

The terms work placement and internship usually mean the same thing; there is no one definition.

In percentage terms, work hours fell the most for teenagers, reflecting the high teenage unemployment rate.

In simpler terms, work, for Mr. Blasberg, means what he is doing right now, which is being a part of a scene.

Many of the findings track, in general terms, work by other researchers and testimony previously provided by the companies to lawmakers investigating the Russian effort.

Other ways of living, where the terms "work" and "life" are separated by canyons of empty white space, have much more appeal.

Row normally, but remove the blade square and feather the blade only slightly – 10% feather or 90% square, think about in whichever terms work for you.

French S. On Equal Terms: Working with Disabled People.

He found his three terms, working within the system, surprisingly rewarding.

Journalists, bloggers, pundits, mothers and single women have discussed the question extensively this year, so much that it's become almost impossible to have a conversation about your career goals in which the terms "work-life balance," "having it all" and "leaning in" don't arise.

This has meant researchers cannot do long-term work.

"Some high-quality musicians are now able to find long-term work here in the Philippines".