Sentence examples for worked there before from inspiring English sources

Making Smithfield's recruiting challenge even harder is the fact that many local residents have worked there before and soured on the experience.

"So this is my little peace offering to Essex County to say, 'Listen, here's someone who you know, has worked there before, who you voted for twice," Mr. Christie said at a news conference in Trenton.

The State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, told reporters on Thursday that "the reason that these companies get the contracts has nothing to do with who may have worked there before".

When I came to the Met I continued to do that with directors who had never worked there before, such as François Girard, who made The Red Violin and directed an acclaimed production of Parsifal for us".

Most have never worked there before: the DeVoses are active in Republican politics in Michigan – Mr. DeVos ran for governor there – while another producer, the Foursquare Foundation, is a nonprofit group that provides financing to ministries affiliated with the Foursquare Church, which McPherson founded.

(Keep in mind that Jared bought the paper in 2006 and Peter left in 2009, and arguably some of the most dramatic changes under Jared's stewardship have taken place in the last three years). Today — and I think anyone who worked there before, oh I dunno 2011 or so, would agree — it is an entirely different publication, top to bottom.

"It is strange that I haven't had an offer to work there before because I feel I have done well; I've been a champion in Scotland, Holland and Russia, won two Super Cups.

Ms. Curry had spent 18 months working there before returning to Waco.

"Natasha", a 17-year-old Russian girl I met, was taken to Brussels and made to work there before she was sold on to a trafficker in London.

An estimated 750,000 Egyptian workers currently reside in Libya – a steep decline from the two million that reportedly used to work there before the 2011 uprising that led to the end of Gaddafi's rule.

"He looks so sexy," says one of the women who works there, before installing the footballer's torso – curiously missing the legs that made him famous – in the shop window.