Sentence examples for while employed in from inspiring English sources

Wright and Walker were also first published while employed in the Chicago office.

While employed in the Baltimore machine shop of a relative, he worked on plans for a device to make type molds of papier-mâché.

In 1980, while employed in a restoration atelier tending to antique clocks, Mr. Journe came upon one of Bréguet's resonance regulators.

The technical and mathematical skills he absorbed while employed in the architecture department at Commonwealth Edison were later used to great effect in his dress designs.

In the 1950s, she was most closely associated with Louis I. Kahn: while employed in his Philadelphia office, she collaborated on the Yale University Art Gallery (1953) and the Trenton Bath House (1955).

Williams became interested in playwriting while at the University of Missouri (Columbia and Washington Universityy (St. Louis) and worked at it even during the Depression while employed in a St . Louisshoe factory.

Mila Kunis plays Jupiter Jones who lives with her Russian American family in Chicago while also employed in house cleaning.

Plus, while it employs in-app purchases, it does so in a way that only modestly affects gameplay, so you can achieve full enjoyment simply playing through without paying for any upgrades.

What a shame that, for me, it was no longer possible to do it while actually employed in a school.

While people employed in secure and growing industries, and who were technologically savvy, had strong prospects of reaching out for help when they were depressed, he said, men in more hands-on fields often felt they had nowhere to turn.

Call for the Dead (1961) The debut of David Cornwell writing as John le Carré while still employed in British intelligence, and the debut of his celebrated spy hero George Smiley, introduced memorably thus: "Short, fat, and of a quiet disposition, he appeared to spend a lot of money on really bad clothes, which hung about his squat frame like skin on a shrunken toad".