Sentences with phrase «trouble holding a job»
Johnson has so much disdain that he has trouble holding a job.
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A onetime assistant to former Ohio State football coach Woody Hayes who otherwise had trouble holding a job is entertaining $ 50 million offers.
If you've worked at a number of temporary positions, it may look as though you have trouble holding a job.
These behaviors are also tied to having trouble holding a job later on, or being able to maintain fulfilling and stable relationships... Read more»
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Ben Stiller plays a failed inventor and entrepreneur who has trouble holding a stable job partly because he keeps investing so much of himself into failed business ventures....
Both are high honors students (one in college and one in high school), both hold jobs, and both have never been in trouble with the law.
It's easy to see how the 29 - year - old could do a job for this United side, who looked sorely lacking of creativity in their recent defeat to Manchester City, when they failed to get a hold of the ball and create much to trouble their opponents.
The scenes were pretty grim with police forcing them back and broken bottles being thrown at Arsenal fans, but I think the police did a very good job of holding them off, though they were probably a bit overwhelmed by the amount of trouble they came to face (I am sure you have seen various videos circulating).
The only trouble is, Jacobs isn't remotely interested in running for anything other than the job he's currently holding — at least not at the moment.
He cheats on his girlfriend (Melonie Diaz), who is also the mother of his child, and has trouble holding down a job.
I only observed between 25 - 27 MPG on the whole trip and it is only a 4 cylinder engine... It had no trouble getting up hills, and the transmission did a flawless job holding speed down steep grades.
She has trouble staying in one place, holding down a job, and forming serious attachments with people.
Tourette's and the myriad of impacts it has had on Hanagarne's life — he took 10 years to finish his undergraduate degree, for example, and had trouble holding down a job in his 20s — sounds like it would make for a depressing tale.
... I can remember a specific time of my last job, it was... during the busy holiday season... and my manager she'd been so stressed out and she assigned me to a bunch of different task and the thing was, she was holding me accountable for all the... you know... the trouble that was going on and it was really her job and well, you know I try to stick through it and we just hope for the best.
Why would someone go to the trouble of digging up the ground and then not repair a section of sewer pipe that ran from the holding tank to the septic field — when the latter would be the easiest part of the job?