Sentence examples for their regular work from inspiring English sources
Some are squeezing in their regular work at home or during lulls in flight arrivals.
It was simply a continuation of the way they were ordinarily dealt with in the course of their regular work.
Marginally less awful is when men get through the summer by wearing their regular work shoes but without socks, as recently demonstrated by David Cameron.
Scott Lamb, the company's vice president for investor relations, said that except for a plant in Louisiana that blew up last year, the company's mills are operating better with replacement workers than they did with their regular work force.
The inspector general did not accuse Interior Department officials of retaliation, and senior officials said Tuesday that the men had to be transferred temporarily because their lawsuits posed a conflict of interest with their regular work.
It says the government is exaggerating the crisis, and it wants to redirect billions of dollars from economic bailout packages to subsidize and encourage companies to transfer their temps into their regular work forces.
It is generally considered better, however, to use a distinct test-set that has not been involved in the training [30, 31], and this was accomplished here using data kindly provided by the CHMP that typifies their regular work-load.
Workers were asked to indicate how much work they had done during normal working hours on their last regular working day when compared to normal.
Successive governments have encouraged the creation of the most deregulated labour market in Europe, undermining the very things that families build their security on: regular work, long-term tenancy, access to education and the support of local social services.
Research also shows that people who work irregular hours are less effective, efficient, and creative than their peers with regular work hours.
There are early suggestions that the next generation will have sufficient communications skills to work outside Spain: More children are now being taught by English speakers as part of their regular class work.
