Sentence examples for worked lined up from inspiring English sources

Which means that A) people who thought that they had worked lined up this year now don't, and B) people who were thinking about maybe spending a bit of time in Ibiza this summer because it's quite sunny there and you can get pissed quite cheaply and there's a Burger King and a bar where you piss into a pair of moulded lips now have to find another way to make some relatively easy cash.

In the summer of 1990, Chris, Chuck, and I went to work lining up the topics: professional standards, lab safety, animal and human research, research funding, and scientific careers.

Frank Fenten, managing director of We Love The Web: "Have several months work lined up.

Job applicants, desperate for work, lined up to replace the fallen.

No doubt it helped that he had work lined up for the next two years and his reputation was soaring.

When I finished my degree, I had a lot of work lined up and I freaked out.

He has lots of work lined up: an indie film and a project that will keep him busy until the end of the year.

As I entered the last week of 2011, I had more than $300,000 in cash on hand, plenty of work lined up for the coming year, and a dilemma: who gets the money?

Mr. Gurnick said that although the biggest saving is with the site rental fee, couples may also receive additional services from other vendors, like the photographer and florist, who may not have any work lined up on, say, a Monday.

Waldemeyer has plenty of other work lined up: he has been in talks about possible projects with Philippe Starck and Thomas Heatherwick, and he also teaches a weekly class in the design products department at the Royal College of Art.

He's now adapting the Oresteia (in German) for a company in the Ruhr district, and says he has work lined up for the next three or four years.