Sentence examples for work in electronics from inspiring English sources

He says that he used to work in electronics sales, until his older brother explained the potential in discount stores.

Some haul heavy bags of flour and sugar up from the docks; others work in electronics factories or on the boats.

The Democratic Party (not just Obama) has huge fund-raising advantages among people who work in electronics, communications, law and the catchall category of finance, insurance and real estate.

For Cadman, this wireless technology "is the sort of clever creative technology that Britain is so good at, and serves as an example of the strength of work in electronics design and electronics manufacturing currently going on in the UK".

The composer and scholar George Lewis told the story of the association in his monumental 2008 study "A Power Stronger Than Itself". A longtime member of the collective — known as a trombonist and for his groundbreaking work in electronics — Mr. Lewis also documented the history of how black composers have been excluded from experimental music.

Duke researchers have for the first time pinned down some of the behaviors of these one-of-a-kind particles, a first step towards putting them to work in electronics.

Through the ups and downs over the past 17 years, she has worked in electronics, been counseled at Seafield Alcoholism Treatment Center in Melville and lived at Haven House, a shelter in Huntington.

During the second world war, he worked in electronics, telecommunications and radar for the US navy, and as a rear gunner and chief radio operator in the airforce.

Pam Giovanetto, 50, who lives outside Peoria and who works in electronics manufacturing, said she could have gone either for Romney or Santorum but will vote for Santorum because he "has more of my core values".

Before their arrest, Akhror Saidakhmetov, nineteen, who worked in electronics kiosks, and Abdurasul Juraboev, twenty-four, whadhad a job chopping vegetables at the Gyro King on Foster Avenue, resided in Midwood, a diverse neighborhood of Orthodox Jews, Muslims, and immigrants from Poland and South and Central Asia.

Clarence had worked in electronics and human services for almost 40 years, applying for disability only when an old knee injury made it too painful for him to stay on his feet for more than a few minutes at a time.