Sentence examples for work hiring from inspiring English sources

As soon as Ballmer arrived, he set to work hiring needed staff, rewriting Microsoft's generous overtime policies and generally professionalizing the company.

More recently, the New Haven-based artist Joe Scanlan created a pretend artist named Donelle Woolford, a young black woman with a growing body of actual work, hiring a series of actresses to play Woolford at her own openings.

Colin Macfarquhar, a printer, and Andrew Bell, an engraver, formed a "Society of Gentlemen" to publish the new reference work, hiring the 28-year-old scholar William Smellie as editor.

But they have begun to rely on their Indian suppliers for even more complex work, hiring aerospace engineers from state-owned aviation companies and scholars from Indian engineering colleges.

Women can get immediate treatment for a condition that is often extremely painful, without taking time off work, hiring a baby sitter or dragging children along to the doctor's office.

While the backers of the resolution pressed ahead, the Turkish government also went to work, hiring a lobbying team to raise concerns about the potential backlash in Turkey if the resolution was approved, particularly when Turkey is a staging ground for the Iraq war.

When that didn't work, hired thugs beat him up – but that didn't work either.

Soon she was on leave from work, hired as a campaign field organizer in Philadelphia.

Bovis Lend Lease, the construction giant managing the work, hired a dubious subcontractor, the John Galt Corporation.

Ennis went back to ranch work, hired on here and there, not getting much ahead but glad enough to be around stock again, free to drop things, quit if he had to, and go into the mountains at short notice.

And when that doesn't work, hire another writer -- and so you end up seeing five or six writers on some film projects.