Sentence examples for working as a building from inspiring English sources

Meis had been working as a building monitor, sitting at a desk near the front door.

Shwan dropped out of school aged 12 and began working as a building labourer earning £8-£12 a day.

After a variety of jobs had him washing dishes, working as a building superintendent and running an elevator, Mr. Recio landed work as a bellman at the University Club in Midtown.

Mr. McIntyre, who is 61 years old and spends days working as a building construction manager, picked up astronomy as the leader of his sons' Boy Scout troop in Eastchester.

In 1958, Curran was living in West Springfield, Mass., and working as a building supplies salesman when one morning, over coffee in a diner, he read in a newspaper that St. John's University, his alma mater, had hired Lou Carnesecca as an assistant basketball coach.

Piecing his financial life together by working as a building superintendent, he took a Pentax lent by his former boss ("He said to me: 'You want to be a photographer? It's a craft.' ") and began teaching himself to be a street photographer.

He figured he could "stay under the radar," he said, and continue working as a buildings inspector in DeRidder, where, over the years, he had gained a reputation as a community champion and was talked about as a future mayor.

Mr. Medunjanin, who graduated from Queens College in June, worked as a building superintendent.

He lives in the Bronx, where he works as a building superintendent.

His father, who worked as a building painter for the federal government, greeted him when he arrived.

Guerrero works as a building engineer in the Los Angeles unified school district where he oversees heating and cooling systems.