Sentence examples for working in a trade from inspiring English sources
"I've never had relatives working in a trade where there was no product," he said.
Its target customer is a man involved in do-it-yourself (DIY) building and repairs, or one working in a trade.
We really never talked about how to make more money as a business man or someone working in a trade might, we had enough and it really wasn't a major concern.
A craft selection subcommit tee would determine whether a black working in a trade would qualify for journeyman status and membership in a skilled trades union or whether he should be placed in a training program.
The son went to work in a trade, but his two daughters did go.
On top of that, Mark worked in a trade – mason bricklayer – that was all but wiped out in Las Vegas for a few years.
The youngest son of an English teacher and social services counsellor says that the trailblazing feats of his brothers encouraged him to pursue acting and not just feel that he was destined to work in a trade.
When I was in college I always got more out of lectures than out of the reading, and now I work in a trade, journalism, that is largely about listening to the spoken voice.
We work in a trade inevitably littered with factual error, which can be corrected, but our interpretations, predictions and meaning-hunts are no more liable to revision and correction than a theatre critic's review.
Barbara Cartland, the romance novelist, was quoted in The Sunday Times as saying that when she was born in 1901 "it was looked down upon to work in a trade and my father was brought up not to work at all". She added: "But now everybody works.
All provinces offer some sort of youth apprenticeship program (YAP) where young people can work in a trade while completing their high school diplomas.
