Sentence examples for working amongst from inspiring English sources
"working amongst" is correct and usable in written English
"Working amongst" is used to refer to the situation of being in a group of people (such as a team) who are actively engaged in work. For example: "He enjoyed working amongst his colleagues on the project."
Sky News correspondent Alex Crawford commented on Twitter: Alex Crawford (@AlexCrawfordSky) #bbc #newsnight Hang on, so the Beeb can't out the serial paedophile working amongst them for yrs but they do humiliate a total innocent?
Although excuses have been made of late about Mercedes' inability to get their tyres working, amongst other issues, Schumacher was found wanting in the last race in Valencia as he finished a career low 15th.
Although this is a little different from a job, I still have to be professional and be mindful that I'm working amongst adults and not my friends like I'm accustomed to.
The first hour consists of interactive workshops on core diversity and inclusion topics and the second hour is dedicated to working amongst assigned, and mentored, small groups on developing scholarly works.
Once, the achieving of a STEM degree might have meant working amongst the boys in cold and uninviting environments.
And while being uncompromising is good when it comes to morality, integrity, and honor, it is less so when working amongst people with diverse interests, learning to collaborate, listen, and consider the needs and realities of many different views.
Graduate Community Advisors are graduate or professional students who are student leaders who live and work amongst their peers.
Maybe, having worked amongst reporters and TV folk for many years, I can't take this grandiose view of 'the newsroom' seriously.
In order to make sure that the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas has a chance to succeed, it is important to show the sovereign nations in South America that trade has worked amongst the three of us.
"We are very interested in that space of 21st century skills that can succeed in the economy, both hard skills like technical and digital literacy, but also those skills around self confidence, critical thinking, being able to collaborate and work amongst social networks," Wittemyer explains.
She lived and worked amongst the crime, civic corruption, prostitution, sweatshops, and other ills of the community.
