Sentence examples for theme jobs from inspiring English sources

He seems already to have a campaign theme: jobs and innovation.

John Catsimatidis, a supermarket billionaire, offers his rags-to-riches biography and a three-word mantra as a campaign theme (jobs, jobs, jobs), while not getting more specific or helpful than that.

To the accompaniment of Vangelis's synthesised Chariots of Fire theme, Jobs switched the little machine on, inserted a floppy disk into a slot below its screen, and off it went, performing a comic digital routine that immediately endeared the Mac to thousands of buyers and users not just in California, but across the US and, soon enough, around the world.

Instead, they want him to practice staying focused on big-picture themes (jobs, terrorism, protecting the homeland and closing borders, "Make America Great Again") rather than picking fights on side issues or taking the bait from Mrs. Clinton.

The issue will undoubtedly overshadow David Cameron's other theme on jobs - pledging that 60% of new jobs will be outside London and the south east of England, the same ratio as over the past five years.

Used at fan conventions, the video showed Mr. Staggs in costume performing various Disney theme park jobs: wisecracking Jungle Cruise skipper, balloon salesman, topiary clipper, barbershop quartet singer.

It sounds good but based on Scott Morrison's budget numbers and forecasts, it is difficult to understand why the government would be basing its economic management credentials on the theme of jobs, growth and investment.

No, it was always 'we're right on this and they're idiots'". But Plotnikoff added: "There is simply no way the Mac could have been born without that supreme confidence". If there has been a theme to Jobs' success it has been his genius, as it were, for finding other geniuses and promoting their brilliance.

The naming of years after corporate sponsors in David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest"; the downtrodden, stigmatized souls in George Saunders's futuristic short stories, with their degrading theme park jobs; the dream worlds Haruki Murakami's characters tumble into and out of -- all partake of Dick's peculiar mixture of wrenched ontology and underdog sympathies.

MPs will move on to the final stage of the Budget debate - where the chosen theme is jobs, pensions and savings - which suggests the Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, will be facing Labour's Rachel Reeves.

Entry-level theme park jobs often lead to higher-paying careers, industry experts say.