Sentence examples for working which is from inspiring English sources

In situ means "in place", whereas "operando" means "working" or "operating", i.e. the catalyst at work, so it is incorrect to state "in working", which is what in operando would imply.

We pay well and offer flexible working, which is very popular as many of our employees have caring responsibilities.

Volunteering helps members of staff to achieve individual goals and supports collaborative working, which is a key part of GNM's business strategy.

Certain personality types are more suited to home-based working, which is why the isolation may affect some people more than others.

David Axelrod, a former campaign strategist for Barack Obama and now Labour's hired hand, said the Tories "keep pushing buttons that are not working", which is leading them to "lurch from tactic to tactic".

The site is already live and working, which is impressive for a 24-hour hack.

In fact, history is coming full circle thanks to broadband and flexible working, which are bringing many men's working lives back into the home in a way that has not been seen for nearly three centuries.

Small-scale mineral working, which was formerly widespread, included digging low-quality coal for domestic fuel, small limekilns, quarrying stone for local building, and lead mining, most important around Grassington in the Wharfedale region.

By that, I think he meant that it was poisonous to the established order of working, which was to use a Leica, shoot in black and white, and always have an establishing shot".

He couldn't get the needle working, which was slightly worrying.

A: At the moment junior doctors are paid "standard" time for working during normal working hours, which is defined as 7am-7pm Monday to Friday.