Sentence examples for working for a computer from inspiring English sources

Emwazi decided to move to Kuwait, where he landed a job working for a computer company, according to the emails he wrote to Cage.

Saunders's ruling on Kuttner revolved around the hacking of Milly Dowler's phone and the decision by the News of the World to dispatch a squad of reporters and photographers to the Midlands after hearing a voicemail on the schoolgirl's mobile apparently showing she was interested in working for a computer company in Telford.

She met Jim when he was working for a computer peripherals distributor.

Cage said MI5 had tried to recruit him as an informant and a year later blocked his attempts to return to Kuwait where he had begun working for a computer programming company and planned to marry.

By then, Mr. DeVito was working for a computer-software company, and he put his partner through school.

It helps that he works for a computer hardware company and is technologically savvy.

She grew up in Sheffield, where her father worked for a computer company.

Gregory E. Johnson, a 46-year-old married man who works for a computer company in Nashville, posted a message on EventLinks.com accusing the club of promoting classism.

Asked what he thought about the fate of the O'Hairs, Mr. Sloan, who works for a computer company in Austin, said he believed they were dead.

Her husband, who works for a computer consulting firm, grew up here and wanted to move back, like many of his peers.

The work of Joel de la Garza, a recent Stanford University graduate who now works for a computer security firm, illustrates the potential pitfalls for amateur cybersleuths, no matter how well meaning or skilled.