Sentence examples for was a probationary from inspiring English sources

It was more than a decade ago, and he was a probationary firefighter from Woodside, Queens, with no musical background, and still they asked him to consider joining.

Her son, Christian, was a probationary firefighter who died that day.

Miller cannot appeal Johnson's decision to fire him because Miller was a probationary employee, police said, according to the Associated Press.

She proved not willing to marry him, but for almost a year there was a probationary armistice between Irene and Harvie.

He was a probationary firefighter, one of those 14-week fellows fresh out of the academy who was rotating through the house.

The first year of private service was a probationary one, and the final pin was withheld until it had been successfully completed.

"Claudia, you're a probationary employee," the director replied.

The first six months of employment is a probationary period (see the MIT Employment Policy Manual Section 2.6.4).

There is a "probationary period," one longtime resident explained, in which newcomers must "bottom line" a project — that is, they must see it to completion.

Lapsing is a probationary status, usually lasting two years, for students who are not completing the final degree requirements at an adequate rate.

If the school where you are working has a tenure clock (that is, a probationary period before a permanent position is offered), then there is a sense of urgency.