Sentences with phrase «wrong line of work»

Simply put, you're in the wrong line of work.

That poor fellow is in the wrong line of work if he feels that way about the Living Bread of God, that creates faith and sustains faith for sinners who are in desperate need of Authentic Life.

Blow off steam if you must, but if you find yourself posting publicly about what a lame - ass failure your learning disabled student is, you were in the wrong line of work and your subsequent firing is just the situation correcting itself, because you probably shouldn't have been teaching to begin with.

• If you're in a line of work where you regularly brag about or fret over how much sleep you've gotten, you're in the wrong line of work.

Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Frustrated Writer Finds New Career as Criminal in Wacky Romantic Comedy When his grandfather (Harry Sterling) has a heart attack while sitting in the balcony during the performance of his latest play, Max Solomon (Spencer Berger) takes it as indication that maybe he's chosen the wrong line of work.

Where Clouseau was once an innocent, simply employed in the wrong line of work, here he's on a path to increasing insanity, outlandish disguises, explosive gags, and a strange, thick accent he never had before.

I think you might be in the wrong line of work / hobby.

The competitive nature of law school makes even the brightest students think they are in the wrong line of work.

How often do you wonder if you are in the wrong line of work?

Sure, there's a business case for running a client - focused practice, but if you really need a business case for that, you're in the wrong line of work.

-LSB-...] Gothamist noted, «Kaplitt obviously picked the wrong line of work — he should have been a blogger.»