Sentence examples for time to work for from inspiring English sources

And then we have time to work for the Party.

"Since the independent market has picked up, watchmakers have very little time to work for somebody else," he said.

Clearly, they're the sort of people who can give up large chunks of time to work for free.

This is Dr Maitland's story of life in an A&E in crisis: "I wonder if there's ever been a worse time to work for the NHS.

In calling for an early general election Ms. de Cospedal said the Zapatero government had already lost "precious time to work for the citizens and resolve their problems".

And then we have time to work for the Party... View Article By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar By John Cassidy By Rivka Galchen.

In that campaign, Mr. Carville devoted much of his time to working for Bill Clinton.

He resumed his career with the brewery and devoted much time to working for the Battle of Britain Memorial Trust.

Mr. Lightfoot said he then devoted most of his time to working for the Dr. David Suzuki Foundation, which protects trees, wildlife, and Native Northern Americans.

Things are going well enough that Mr Khoja now spends only a couple of weeks a month in Afghanistan, devoting the rest of his time to working for the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development, and cheerleading abroad for Afghanistan.

Deals and schedules have taken some time to work out for the backers.