Sentence examples for vague job from inspiring English sources

It was a vague job, sketched out in a hurry, but she interpreted her mandate aggressively.

She works at some vague job, while her sons mainly lark about, playing video games and Ping-Pong.

Her vast influence, vague job description and lack of policy expertise infuriate Democrats and Republicans alike; but she will probably stay put.

Rory is vice chairman, an attractively vague job title which has allowed him to co-found Ogilvychange, a behavioural science practice.

Even the governor, who appointed Mr. Ravitch as lieutenant governor on Thursday, has provided little more than a vague job description.

Mr. Pitt's Chad is the overripe second banana to Linda Litzke (Frances McDormand, Joel Coen's wife), who has some vague job at the gym where the two sort of work.

I would have thought the House of Wilpon would keep him under the umbrella, with some vague new job to be approved by a new general manager, but the thought is to give the new leader some autonomy, and that's a good plan.

For a post clearly about clowning, it was pretty vague about job details, though the poster did mention twice that females over 30 need not apply.

The answers were vague, involving jobs, affordable housing, better schools and good things that all voters want.

All sorts of cousins and nephews are making money, too, many with vague governmental jobs and advisory positions.

An unworldly, underemployed young person considering a vaguely dubious job offer overseas would probably not be stopped from migrating by those odds.