Sentence examples for work respectively from inspiring English sources
Huhne, the MP for Eastleigh in Hampshire, has appointed two key Kennedy supporters, Dick Newby and Anna Werrin, to work respectively as his campaign treasurer and manager.
Armies and police do operational intelligence work, respectively on foreign powers and on drug gangs and the remaining subversive groups.
Just look at how many of the best and brightest young people are clamouring for places on TeachFirst and Frontline, the schemes to attract high-flying graduates into schools and social work respectively.
Two types of classical quantization schemes, that is, dynamical uniform quantizer and static logarithmic quantizer, are employed to perform the design work, respectively.
Rolling Stone's Peter Travers hails "my kind of comic hero"; Variety thinks him "sensational"; the LA Times and San Francisco Chronicle call Gervais's performance the film's "chief pleasure" and "what makes this comedy work" respectively, while Roger Ebert approvingly notes that "he doesn't want to appear funny.
Inside, the usual power brokers, like Gagosian and Victoria Miro Gallery, hog the prime real estate, showcasing a giant carbuncular sculpture by Franz West and Grayson Perry's brilliantly colored and intricate tapestry work, respectively.
He has a legitimately stirring family story: he's the Spanish-speaking, Cuban-American son of two immigrants who worked, respectively, as a bartender and a hotel maid.
Though Israel and Okochi are serious chefs (they've worked, respectively, at Torrisi and Annisa), Shalom Japan maintains a playful spirit.
Pounder and Matt Rhoades, the founders of Definers, are veteran GOP political operatives, having worked respectively for the Republican National Committee and various Republican candidates, including Marco Rubio and Mitt Romney.
The fact that he, brother Cynyr and bassist Thomas hold down fairly decent jobs working, respectively, in an art gallery and at a lab testing materials for motorway maintenance probably rule out the latter.
His parents, who worked respectively for the gas board and in a shoe shop, accepted his decision to study Russian at London University and then as an exchange student in Moscow.
