Sentence examples similar to working in the route from inspiring English sources

She had to slip in via a female route, working in the 60s in the ad division of the cosmetics company Shiseido, which had led graphic imagery in Japan since it had promoted the "moga" (short for "modern girl") in the 1920s.

She also currently runs workshops for young people wishing to work in the media and discuss routes into creative careers.

But right now the route to work in the United States is fairly smooth.

The City of London Corporation, which represents the Square Mile, says in public that it broadly backs the plans but has reservations about access for businesses – for deliveries, for example – and how the routes will work in the densely populated City where streets are used by large numbers of cyclists and pedestrians.

You may find that your route to work in the morning is more highly trafficked in the afternoon and that you need different routes to and from work.

(Although if you think of how search has worked in the past, advertising is an obvious route).

If you start taking a new route to work in the morning and avoid the street where your school is, you can keep your mind bad-memory-free a bit more often.

He was using the Bow to Aldgate route to cycle to work in the Olympic Park.

The blocking effect of KB-R7943 in in favor of the involvement of the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger working in reverse mode, which provides the route for Ca2+ entry (against Na+ extrusion) and activation of contraction.

That's exactly how this system works in New England with the route combinations inside of the numbers and Welker's ability to work underneath.

But in a year whose most debated exhibition came from a quartet of dim New York fashion dropouts who laugh about fascism, one painter, 33 years old, born in Nigeria and working in Los Angeles, has been mapping the route to somewhere braver and more important.