Sentence examples for work circles from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Harley decided to group its employees, without regard for department boundaries, into "natural work circles" that met challenges and solved problems.

In "Celebrity," from 1999, sex is busting out all over, especially in the workplace, where media men shamelessly and aggressively pursue the women in their work circles.

And the work circles back — in both its imaginative beauty and in its utter incomprehensibility at times — to Mr. Glass's early collaboration with Robert Wilson, "Einstein on the Beach," of 1976.

He works at a ski resort and "can still work circles" around his younger employees.

You will gain credibility within your social and work circles, and will probably maintain stronger and steadier relationships.

It all depends on the kind of work circles you move in and how conservative a career trajectory you're following––you'll know whether or not this advice resonates with the choices you've made for your career.

You'll need a person with whom you can safely gossip about your inner work circle.

You can share photos with family but colleagues in your work "circle" won't see them.

Then Zuccarello went to work, circling the net and firing from an angle only a short player could have hit.

So before leaving for Chicago, using a more informal kind of social media, Alice e-mailed 40 friends — from her synagogue, her social work circle, her Rolodex of elder care lawyers and Medicare advocates.

Cheryl Frances-Hoad's Suite No 1 is a vibrant response to that work, circling around it and expanding upon some of its gestures with a light yet intense touch, and ending with a jig more rollicking than Bach's.