Sentences with phrase «paragraph details your work»

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Next, put together a succinct introductory paragraph about you, this should detail your main interests and how you work.

But he only devoted two paragraphs of his speech to the idea and did not provide any more details as to how it will work.

(Zhang's discovery narrative is long, detailed and colorful; Doudna's appearance comes in the middle of a paragraph, and her work doesn't get nearly the same star treatment.)

The Secretary shall annually submit to the Committee on Environment and Public Works of the Senate and the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure of the House of Representatives a report that details the progress and results of the activities carried out under this paragraph.

Lahiri does an enviously skillful tell — one expository paragraph with details like «ashtrays the size of serving platters» and whiskey and wine bottles stacked on top of the refrigerator will do the work of pages and pages of scenes.

I see so many indie authors describe their characters in the greatest detail, and usually all within one paragraph... but that usually doesn't work well because you overwhelm your readers with description.

• a short statement about the body of work you are presenting for review, including one or two paragraphs how you intend to utilize the project space; • a resume and / or short bio for each artist and / or curator; • 5 - 10 jpeg images of the artwork being proposed and / or a link to online portfolios with all pertinent artwork details; • any other relevant materials, such as press coverage.

Read through the paragraph before it and one after, and a simple timeline can be produced for Radford: High school anti-incinerator advocacy — > college PIRG work — > «created» Green Corps — > created Power Shift organization (details of which turn out to be murky rather than above reproach)-- > joined Greenpeace.

As this post is too long already (even after chopping > 10 paragraphs out of it) I'll leave off discussing this point in detail except to say that I'm really interested in how Finland's experiment with guaranteed income works out.

While most attorneys enter a single sentence for a time billing entry, Hunt uses Bill4Time to enter paragraphs of detailed work descriptions.

Don't be tempted to flesh out a CV with long, rambling paragraphs and irrelevant details to compensate for a lack of work experience.

The third paragraph is your chance to show your knowledge of the company and the sector and go into detail about why you want to work for their company specifically.

Body paragraph: The body of the cover letter must include details of your skills, work experience and achievements.

Introduction paragraph: This paragraph must include details about the exact job opening you are interested in, your qualification or work experience that makes you eligible for the job and why you desire to work with this organization.

Although you want to write an impressive email that details every piece of your work experience, most people don't have time to read emails that are more than two paragraphs long.

The second and third paragraph of your cover letter must provide detailed information about your work experience, key skills, and achievements in the police department you work for.

The first paragraph must include the details such as the job opening you wish to apply for, your work experience, education and key skills.

The second and third paragraph should emphasize your work experience details.

Opening paragraph: The opening paragraph should include details such as the job profile you wish to apply for, your skills that make you the right candidate for this particular job and brief idea about your work experience (optional).

First Paragraph: It should include details such as why you are interested to work with the particular job, the job profile you are interested in, and your skills and work experience that make you suitable for the job.

You can add the details and the brief description of your work experiences in paragraph format resume.

A summary is merely a short paragraph that details what a candidate is all about — his aspirations, work skills, experiences and sometimes, achievements.

Moving on to the second paragraph, much detail is required here — mention of accomplishments, synopsis of job duties, information regarding promotions and awards, work ethics and skills information need to be highlighted here.

This short paragraph includes a memorable fact about the candidate's work history (the remote location in Alaska) as well as details about his proficiency with technology, including databases, equipment, and computer programs.

This section should be one to two paragraphs in length and will contain details on your educational background, work experience, leadership roles, and volunteer experience.