Sentence examples for work landing from inspiring English sources

Pearl supported the family through secretarial work, landing a post at the British embassy before the war which provided her with valuable contacts.

She resolved to find what a stern friend of her mother's called "proper work", landing a job first on the London Evening Standard and then a position as assistant to the literary editor of the New Statesman.

"It levels the playing field and allows us to focus on the more important question: Are we as a society effectively transitioning our students from college to the world of work?" Landing an internship is an important stepping stone for a young person.

Unfortunately, with the unemployment and underemployment rate, even if your kid is able and willing to work, landing a job might not be an easy task.

He continued to pursue stage work, landing an understudy job in 1969 in the Off-Broadway gay-themed play And Puppy Dog Tails, making his Broadway debut in 1970 in the Native American-themed production Brave and a co-starring role in the off-Broadway Circle in the Water, also in 1970.

The work Land is a carapace pierced with holes at the ears, listening to the ground.

That effort and hard work lands you in a lifetime of debt, with no support.

Her work landed her on The New York Times' bestseller list and in Oprah's Book Club.

But then it is back to work — land-bound this time — spreading the solar message and the story of the PlanetSolar's trip and experiences.

His work landed him coverage in the New York Times and Washington Post.

The admirably and unfailingly good Tray holds down a Starbucks barista job, where Merrell, needing work, lands a position.