114 Sentences With "not at work" | Random Sentence Generator

Even when we're not at work — well, the point is, when are we ever really not at work?

I was like, not at work, you can't, for certain.

The headmaster, Teruyuki Kashiba, was not at work that afternoon.

It's a federal holiday, so maybe you're not at work.

I like to just be quiet when I'm not at work.

If that person is not at work, that's because they're lazy.

I can wear whatever I want to work, just not at work.

When you're not at work, what tech product do you use a lot?

Mulvaney was on a personal trip and not at work Friday, two officials said.

If we're not at work on those key dates, we get two points against us.

Doing some digging (on your personal computer, not at work) is your first stop. Glassdoor.

If I'm not at work, I'm usually thinking about work and, I guess, dreaming about it.

" Still not believing he could be doing anything wrong, Zane says, "We're not AT WORK, alright?

Have a go for yourself, and pretend you're not at work right now/just waking up.

Of that, the lost wages of UTLA members not at work Monday was approximately $2600 million.

There is a lot of time to just sit and think when I am not at work.

When not at work, she usually moved only from reading in bed to reading on the couch.

Every day we're not at work we're taking money out of our savings, if you have savings.

"The only time I'm certain I'm not at work is when I'm sleeping," Mr. Trevithick told the magazine.

In my wide circle of LGBTQIA+ friends, some are out among friends and family but not at work.

"For a while, it was the only thing I did when not at work or eating," he admitted.

When I'm not at work, I try to take care of myself and spend time with my family.

Ms. Young described Deputy Garafola as a "goofy" man who focused on his family when not at work.

When she was not at work, she doted on her children and watched "General Hospital" with her mother.

I sleep much of the time I am not at work and I drink more than I used to.

When she's not at work or on the campaign trail, Laloux will pick up her electric guitar to relax.

I can't think of another arena where employers exert this level of control, even when they are not at work.

Following my post we arrange a Skype call, and after a few minutes I realize she is not at work.

When not at work, he's been enveloping himself in his rap, throwing together observational and relatable rhymes over relaxing beats.

One question on that survey asks whether people who normally have jobs were not at work because of bad weather.

When we're not at work or when we have time off, it's still kind of work, but still kind of shopping.

Eventually, Greenfield understands that she's not at work on a portrait of one of history's footnotes but one of its major players.

If technological advances have enabled us to transform the world to this point, who says they are not at work transforming us too?

I would lie down and weep, were I not at work and had I not spilled yogurt near my chair earlier today. SURPRISE!

Even when I'm not at work, my mind is coming up with innovative ideas on how I can improve myself and my business.

I keep one set in my bag and another set on the kitchen counter to bring with me whenever I'm not at work.

I listen to music near constantly when not at work, so a lot of the technology I use regularly has to do with that.

The results only stick for 24 hours — just enough time to turn heads at a Halloween party but not at work the day after.

One stranded worker is Kristie Scarazzo, a botanist with the government and single mom who recently applied for unemployment benefits while she's not at work.

" Claire Tassin, 75 "There's this sense that something is wrong with you if you aren't with your children every second when you're not at work.

On weekends, when my mother was not at work, she lay in bed in the dark, exhausted, in her fifties, raising a teen-age boy.

When we asked for comment, a school representative didn't give specifics, but cited a policy that employees should be "role models," even when not at work.

Another employee, who was not at work at the time of the shooting, told CNN they began receiving texts and email communications about 2:18 p.m.

When you're not at work, add things to your online shopping carts that you might want to hit 'Buy' on later, but don't spend your day browsing.

Weekdays saw more downloads than weekends – something that seems a bit odd, as users would seemingly have more downtime to explore the App Store when not at work.

And they were all but sequestered when they were not at work in the embassy, spending their time playing volleyball or Skyping their families, according to Mr. Tamang.

When he is not at work, American Pharoah sometimes lounges in a roomy stall in a barn made from furniture-quality oak or gambols here in the bluegrass.

But that was not how those neighborhoods were portrayed in most of the published images he saw — so he photographed them himself when he was not at work.

When she's not at work, she's getting into scrapes with roommate Titus Andromedon (peeeenooooooooooo noir!), played by Tituss Burgess, and learning from the sage advice of her landlord, Lillian.

When not at work on a book about the roots of anti-Semitism in his country, the German historian and Holocaust expert Peter Longerich has been thinking about 1923.

When not at work, Jennifer advises female run start-ups, is on the board of UN Foundation, Girl Up, and most importantly is a wife and mother of two boys.

When Ms. Zegiestowsky is not at work, she can walk to the city's arts, culture and growing restaurant, craft beer and club scene, where jazz has long been a fixture.

Now, if you've set up your working hours in Google Calendar, you'll be able to set G Suite to automatically activate do not disturb during the hours you're not at work.

As an Idaho farm girl used to hard work, Ms. Wolters led a healthy life, enjoying ballroom dancing, horseback riding, rafting and hiking when not at work at a law firm.

" — Thomas H. Williams in Annapolis, Md. "I do not ever, ever, ever answer a call from a number I don't recognize — ever, not at home, not on my cell, not at work.

Back when things were normal, just three months earlier, Ms. Land would be checking up on homework assignments and helping, on the days she was not at work, to manage the morning chaos.

CityRealty compiles the data to examine how prime Manhattan real estate performs, as it is considered a good investment when larger market forces are not at work, said Gabby Warshawer, research director at CityRealty.

We're asked to pay in advance, and I pay for my lunch ($13), as well as my work BFF's ($13), because she's not at work today and it's the final day to reserve a spot.

However, when I watch smart dog videos online (not at work!!) and click on the ad for the artisanal dog treat that has miraculously appeared in my Facebook feed, there is practically no lag time.

Because if I can just take an hour where I'm not in the studio, where I'm not at work and I'm just sitting in my living room, that's what it looks like for me right now.

I woke up 11 minutes ago, I'm sorry, I don't mean this to be insensitive but I'm not at work right now, so there's that aspect of it but at the same time it's what you do.

I wouldn't usually stay up so late on a school night, but I'm trying to make the most of any time I'm not at work, and he has his adorable dog, who he shares with his ex.

When he's not at work there are few things he enjoys more than planting seeds and nurturing them into edible beans, tomatoes, corn, spinach, eggplant; sweat dripping, hands immersed in rich Adelaide foothills soil, left in peace.

Well, what we do is we provide things for people at home, so we do a CSA share, farmer's market thing for everybody at home so they can have fresh fruits and vegetables at home, not at work.

North Dakota corrections officer Tony Rowe on Friday said that his fellow officers are unable to get approval to get outside work amid the partial government shutdown because ethics office officials are not at work to approve the requests.

"It took all the courage I had to come out and be like 'This is something I'm doing, I can't pretend to be someone I'm not at work anymore,' and from that point on, I was like, 'Please help me,'" she says.

A three-day weekend adds a whole 24 hours to your not-at-work time, and instead of going shopping or out to brunch, why not indulge in sex that's a little more time-consuming than what you usually get up to?

When she's not at work, Haskins spends most of her time working on her website, Converge, which covers everything from how to write a resume and create a budget to navigating the apartment search process and making friends in a new city.

He has shared his shut-in routine with America: When not at work in the Oval Office, he has frittered away the hours by watching the multiple flat-screen TVs installed in the White House residence, gazing out of secured windows, tweeting at his enemies and phoning his friends.

One is to get the latest shift schedules for work, especially when they are not at work; another is to be able to swap those shifts when they need to; and a third, largely coming from the management end, is to make sure that everything gets communicated to the staff even when they are not in for work to attend a staff meeting.

My husband will walk in and out of the field of vision during my video calls in his underwear, and he'll interrupt my train of thought about urban planning in relation to public health — as if I'm not at work — to let me know I need to keep an eye on the kiddo because he's going to go use the bathroom.

He was clearly deeply affected by the 2013 Rana Plaza collapse — the deadliest garment factory accident in history — wherein an eight-story commercial building collapsed and killed 2,500 people, many of them sweatshop laborers on the lowest floors (the office workers in the upper part of the factory had been informed of a structural issue and thus were not at work on the day of the collapse).

THOMAS FEYER, Letters Editor ** These are some of the topics in which published letters since the start of the Women's Project were predominantly from women: helicopter parenting; girls outpacing boys at school but not at work; when parents don't vaccinate their children; college experiences; women without children; women traveling the world alone; widows and finances; end-of-life care; the American family and working mothers; the trauma from school shootings; President Trump's appeal in rural America; how moms and dads divide the work; older women, not just about looks; abortion; women and the diet industry; separated at the border, at 4 months old; empty nest no more; home health aides; assisted living; menopause; miscarriage; abnormal sleep cycles; the story of two homeless children in New York; robots that provide health care; the cost of college textbooks; a soaring rate of suicides by the young; balancing being a surgeon and a mother; the lost art of listening; middle-class families in despair; a turning point in President Trump's impeachment trial; the Senate's vote to block impeachment witnesses; Nancy Pelosi and the State of the Union address; J. Lo at the Super Bowl, and body image.

The United Food and Commercial Workers union said 72 of its members have died and more than 5,000 are not at work due to circumstances surrounding COVID-19.

Gawlik was born in Świerczyna. His father was a miner, and his mother took care of the house. He experienced violence from an early age. His father, when not at work, drank alcohol and beat his wife.

Seyi Adisa is married to Tolu Adisa with whom he has a daughter. When he is not at work, he is an avid reader who loves leadership and entrepreneurship literature. He loves football, he is an Arsenal F.C. supporter and an English FA Level 1 coach.

His explanation of his predilection for this mode of life is: "I like it so I do it." He is bronzed with a perfectly proportioned muscular body. He explained that his feet are rather flat, which makes climbing easy. When not at work he hunts with a spear, a knife and a bow and arrow.

Adolf was a sickly child, and his mother fretted over him. Alois was 51 when he was born, and had little interest in child-rearing; he left it all to his wife. When not at work he was either in a tavern or busy with his hobby, keeping bees. Alois was transferred from Braunau to Passau.

Shortly after he was cast, McGregor said that Mark was "a no-nonsense type. Work is his life, and when he's not at work, he's thinking about work". McGregor told the show's official website that he did some research on police officers to prepare for the role. The writers also went through their research with him.

He held posts at the Royal Northern College of Music (the institution's first head of brass) and Trinity College of Music, where he was Principal until his retirement in 1994. He was chairman of the Musicians Benevolent Fund in 1995. He was awarded the OBE in 1977 and the CBE in 1986. When not at work he divided his time between Switzerland and London.

She reviews children's literature, has taught and lectured on the subject, and has served on boards and committees in the field including the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. When not at work, Susan writes, reads, and makes flaming desserts. She lives with her husband, Rene, in Los Angeles and in a small cabin in the high desert of the Eastern Sierra of California.

Local legend states that the building originally had no basement until local hard rock miners excavated under the completed building. They were motivated to do this in order to provide space for the students to eat as there was no other space for a lunchroom and the community had no funds for expansion. Their volunteer effort, thought impossible by some, was done over several months when they were not at work in the local mines.

When she was not at work, she took advantage of Pensacola's cultural and natural attractions. In the city's downtown, near her job, she often organized and attended blues and swing dance parties. From her house, a short distance from the Bob Sikes bridge to Santa Rosa Island in the Gulf of Mexico, she often went hiking or biking in the dunes. A pescetarian, she had tattooed four images atop her feet showing a plant's growth and blooming.

To answer this question, recall that according to Galileo's law, all objects fall with the same constant acceleration of gravity (about 9.8 metres per second per second near the Earth's surface), regardless of the object's weight. Furthermore, horizontal motions and vertical motions are independent: gravity acts only upon an object's vertical velocity, not upon its velocity in the horizontal direction. The hunter's dart, therefore, falls with the same acceleration as the monkey. Assume for the moment that gravity was not at work.

In February 2006, Texas Tech head basketball coach Bobby Knight was promoting a new reality show for ESPN entitled Knight School. Jacobson asked Knight at the end of the interview if he was interested in returning to his old coaching job at Indiana University. This made Knight angry, which ultimately led to him walking out of the interview. Jacobson was not at work the next day, but not because of the Knight incident; she had a planned vacation day, according to the network.

All were armed and most were veterans of the war, as opposed to the miners, who had little to no combat experience.Rodgers, "Naval Suppression," 11–12. He recounted the incident months later: > They were told that twenty-four hours, and no more, would be allowed them, > and if by that time they were not at work, and the ore loaded in the idle > cars, that encampment would be stormed by shot and shell, and no questions > would be asked or answered.

Infant Adolf, son of Alois and Klara Adolf was a sickly child, and his mother fretted over him. Alois, who was 51 years old when Adolf was born, had little interest in child rearing and left it to his wife. When not at work he was typically either in a tavern or busy with his hobby: keeping bees. Also in 1892, Alois was transferred from Braunau to Passau. He was 55, Klara 32, Alois Jr. 10, Angela 9, and Adolf 3 years old.

Missouri law makes it "an improper employment practice" for an employer to refuse to hire, to fire, or otherwise to disadvantage any person because that person lawfully uses alcohol and/or tobacco products when he or she is not at work. With a large German immigrant population and the development of a brewing industry, Missouri always has had among the most permissive alcohol laws in the United States. It never enacted statewide prohibition. Missouri voters rejected prohibition in three separate referenda in 1910, 1912, and 1918.

The same scene initially featured George admitting that he spied on Ray a day earlier, showing Ray pictures of him in a bar. Ray would reply that it was his day off and asks why George is not at work, to which George replies that he should be getting back and leaves. In the original script, Elaine and Rava would argue over who is a better person: Jerry or Ray. Writer's assistant Karen Wilkie can be seen in the audience during Seinfeld's stand-up comedy act.

Prior to the transfer, witnesses overheard Sharma encouraging McCullah to attack Delano, but to do so on a day when she was not at work. On March 4, while Sharma was on a three-day vacation, Delano was beaten into a coma. He died 13 days later. Sharma was charged with two felony counts of violating Delano's civil rights under color of law for conspiring to have him killed and with violating his Constitutional right not to be subjected to cruel and unusual punishment.

Charly Gordon (Cliff Robertson) is a mentally handicapped man with a strong desire to make himself smarter. For the past two years, he has attended night school in Boston, learning to read and write from Alice Kinnian (Claire Bloom). However, his spelling and penmanship remain poor, and he is unable to spell his own name. He works as a janitor in a bakery, where his co-workers frequently amuse themselves at his expense, and enjoys playing with children at a playground when not at work.

Sandra spent a great deal of her childhood without getting to see Heritage because he was taken by members of the military as a child to serve as a soldier. When her father was not at work, he was searching desperately for his eldest son, who was eventually found. She describes herself as being very close with Alex as she grew up, looking up to him and getting into mischief with him. She played a similar role in her younger sister’s life as well.

He also garnered the highest grade in the Political Science Comprehensive Examination, won the "Best Thesis" award for his work on "Local Autonomy", and was the Department Gold Medalist in the Political Science department. He also earned an executive education from Stanford Graduate School of Business (2003) and joined a leadership program in Institute of International Studies and Training in Japan (2006). When he's not at work, he is a full-time husband to Lara and a hands-on dad to Miguel Luis (Migz), Julio, Luigi, and Gabriella.

The Invisible Man's battered body gradually becomes visible as he dies, pitiable in the stillness of death. A local policeman shouts to have someone cover Griffin's face with a sheet. In the epilogue, it is revealed that Marvel has secretly kept Griffin's notes and—with the help of the stolen money—has now become a successful business owner, running the "Invisible Man Inn". However, when not at work running his inn, Marvel sits in his office trying to decipher the notes in the hopes of one day recreating Griffin's work.

The aircraft became uncontrollable and crashed at 10:09 am local time in a small open area at Hopes Carr, close to the town centre. Despite the crash occurring in a densely populated area, there were no fatalities on the ground. Members of the public and police risked harm to save twelve people from the mangled debris, but within minutes the wreckage was entirely engulfed in flames, killing those still on board who had survived the impact. Because it was a Sunday and people were not at work the accident drew a large crowd, estimated at around 10,000, hampering the rescue organisations.

Reference 5 This is particularly obvious in a study by Cairns, which demonstrated that even after moving E. coli back to a medium with minimal levels of lactose, Lac+ mutants continued to be produced as a response to the previous environment.Reference 1 This would not be possible if adaptive mutation was not at work because natural selection would not favor this mutation in the new environment. Although there are many genes involved in adaptive mutation, RecG, a protein, was found to have an effect on adaptive mutation. By itself, RecG was found to not necessarily lead to a mutational phenotype.

With more communication by phone, multiple time zones, and fewer secretaries, real-time phone communications were hampered by callers being unable to reach people. Some early studies showed that only 1 in 4 phone calls resulted in a completed call and half the calls were one-way in nature (that is, they did not require a conversation). This happened because people were either not at work (due to time zone differences, being away on business, etc.), or if they were at work, they were on the phone, away from their desks in meetings, on breaks, etc. This bottleneck hindered the effectiveness of business activities and decreased both individual and group productivity.

Reena messages Dev asking when he will come home for dinner. A depressed Dev receives the message and deletes Reena's contact, while winning a computer game he always failed at, suggesting that he's ready to divorce Reena after all this madness. Next morning, his boss DK sees that all his promotional tactics for his toilet paper has failed as some other company has taken over his company, which is implied to be Dev's as he is not at work. It is revealed that Dev married Reena 7 years ago and Reena fell asleep before her husband came to the room on their wedding night.

Also, this "concrete blonde" victim, along with two other of the original victims, fit a different pattern: that of large-breasted blondes in the local adult entertainment industry who also advertised as high-class prostitutes in the local sex rags. Bosch and his task force suspect that "the Follower" is Detective Mora from Ad-Vice. Mora has ties to the adult video industry, had insider knowledge of the Dollmaker case, and was not at work during the killings not attributed to Norman Church. The task force put Mora under surveillance, and Bosch breaks into Mora's house looking for evidence that he is the Follower.

Tönnies apologized for the outbreak. The company announced later that over 5,000 further members of the workforce would be tested, with the production staff ordered to stay inside their living quarters when not at work until the remaining meat products had finished processing. Virologist Isabella Eckerle stated that she considered it "extremely unlikely" that the spate of infections had been the result of workers returning to their home countries in Eastern Europe over the preceding long weekend, and that a superspreading event was more likely to have been the cause of the outbreak. By 20 June 2020, the number of positive tests exceeded 1,000.

Traffic controllers direct traffic through half of a roundabout with STOP / SLOW signs, using contraflow conditions A construction worker or police officer directs traffic with a "Stop/Slow Paddle", which is a sign displaying "STOP" on one side and "SLOW" on the other. The sign is turned, and the other side proceeds. Traffic signals are also sometimes used, especially during bridge construction or any situation in which a lane must be closed during times when construction crews are not at work. Other cases include treating the street as a temporary one-way street in areas in which several nearby parallel streets are available as a detour for the opposing side.

The Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for European Affairs consult Holmes on a matter of utmost delicacy. Lord Bellinger, the Prime Minister, and the Right Honourable Trelawney Hope, the Secretary of State for European Affairs, come to Holmes in the matter of a document stolen from Hope's dispatch box, which he kept at home in Whitehall Terrace when not at work. If divulged, this document could bring about very dire consequences for all Europe, even war. They are loath to tell Holmes at first the exact nature of the document's contents, but when Holmes declines to take on their case, they tell him that it was a rather injudicious letter from a foreign potentate.

If one morph has no need for resources used by another morph, then it is likely that neither would experience pressure to compete or interact, thereby supporting the persistence and possibly the intensification of the distinctness of the two morphs within the population. This theory does not necessarily have a lot of supporting evidence in natural populations, but it has been seen many times in experimental situations using existing populations. These experiments further support that, under the right situations (as described above), this theory could prove to be true in nature. When intraspecific competition is not at work disruptive selection can still lead to sympatric speciation and it does this through maintaining polymorphisms.

Men who were not at work also turned up to help with the rescue but nothing could be done at first due to the fear of afterdamp. Soon volunteers entered the pit to search for bodies and these rescue teams were hampered by heavy falls of coal and stone and by 08:00 only six bodies had been brought to the surface. Further explosions occurred while the rescue team were at work, killing some of the rescuers. A total of 53 men were killed in the later explosions including W.H. Pickering the Chief Government Inspector of Mines for Yorkshire and the North Midlands and Charles Bury the manager of the colliery who died the following week from his injuries.

Dr. John A. Zoidberg (referred to only by his last name Zoidberg) is a fictional character in the television series Futurama. He is a Decapodian, a crustacean-like species of alien, who works as the staff doctor for Planet Express, despite his woeful understanding of human physiology and allusions to his questionable credentials. His character parodies the supposed wealth and automatic respect of modern doctors—for example, his incompetence at human medicine makes him extremely poor despite his profession, and he is implied to be frequently homeless when not at work. The Decapod (named after the actual Decapoda order of ten-footed crustaceans) are an extended parody on Yiddish culture—the bigger joke being that shellfish are not kosher.

The total volume of the royal apartments reached 3,950 cubic meters, 6.7 times more than on the first Livadia. Reporters hailed the technological novelties of the Livadia: she had, in total, 23 steam engines for different jobs including powered steering. The on-board water supply system had backup accumulators that maintained pressure even when steam pumps were not at work. The show on River Clyde inspired Algernon Charles Swinburne's unforgiving poem which ended with a prophecy: > And fear at hand for pilot over sea, > With death for compass and despair for star > And the white foam a shroud for the White Czar.The Launch of the Livadia, > dated September 30, 1880, as cited in a review in Swinburne's Studies in > Songs. The New York Times, December 19, 1880, p. 4.

In tradition with the show's animation style, Chef is composed of simple geometrical shapes, and is animated with use of a computer, though he is given the impression of being a construction paper cutout composition animated through the use of stop motion, which was the technique used to animate the "Spirit of Christmas" shorts and the show's first episode. Chef is an overweight African American with a beard who usually wore blue pants and a red shirt. He frequently dons a traditional chef's hat and white apron on which the word "CHEF" is printed in black, even when he is not at work. Until Token Black and his family were given a more notable role starting in the show's fourth season, Chef was portrayed as the only black resident in all of South Park.

Cæsar was interested in the theatre from a very early age, and she would run errands for actors and help out behind the stage in the evenings and on weekends, when she was not at work. She started to get small parts as a background actor when she was 16 years old, and in 1905 she got her first speaking part, as a 100-year-old woman in a revue by Emil Norlander at the Kristallsalongen theatre. She continued to get increasingly important parts, mainly in revues and popular light plays. Except for the period 1913-1919, when she was at the Apollo Theatre in Helsinki, Cæsar remained in Stockholm where she worked at theatres including the Pallas Theatre, the Odeon Theatre, Södra Teatern, Mosebacke, as well as open-air stages at Tantolunden and Rålambshov.

I was assistant city engineer at the time, and when not at work the Todds spent much of their time in my office. They were awarded a contract to construct a sewer in the bottom of a deep ravine across our public square, and during the progress of this work Tom was struck and killed by a stone which rolled down the embankment to the bottom of the ravine. The father and Tom were well respected, but George was of a sullen, morose disposition, having little to say to anyone, and with no close associates, but without vicious habits as far as I know. Why he took to the "bresh" will always remain a mystery, as he had no knowledge of any of the issues involved in war, no grievances to redress, no wrongs to avenge nor property interests to protect.

Juni 2020 The smaller cluster in Dissen with initially some 90 infected people had been identified in mid May."„Wir werden auch diese Krise bewältigen“ " As a consequence of the new cluster with hundreds infected at slaughterhouse near Gütersloh, schools in the districts were closed until the start of the summer holidays on 29 June. The company announced its entire workforce would be tested, with the production staff ordered to stay inside their living quarters when not at work until the remaining meat products had finished processing. Virologist Isabella Eckerle stated that she considered it "extremely unlikely" that the spate of infections had been the result of workers returning to their home countries in Eastern Europe over the preceding long weekend, and that a superspreading event was more likely to have been the cause of the outbreak.

Franco then decides to steal the bull to compensate himself for the damage suffered, with the intention of bringing the animal to Hungary by Sándor, an acquaintance of his who runs, through a cooperative, the largest farm in Europe. He then asks for help from Loris, his best friend, who, initially skeptical, then agrees to accompany him to Hungary in his old tarpaulin truck. From the beginning, the journey did not appear easy: at the border they count on the help of their mutual friend, Emilio, who, however, was not at work that very evening. They then take advantage of a Serbian farmer who, forced by the lack of documentation to go back with his load of cattle, agrees to load the bull on one of his wagons and leave it in a remote railway station in the former Yugoslavia.

He rejoined the police service in January 2007 as Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police.Sir Norman Bettison Named New West Yorks Chief. Securzine (February 2007). He attempted to secure a package to receive both a retirement pension from Merseyside and a salary from the new post; he threatened legal action but the claim was settled out of court.Police chief in legal battle to take pension on top of pay The Times, 21 December 2007 Shortly after taking office as Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, Sir Norman ordered a review of shifts worked by officers claiming they did not provide the best service to the public as they included four rest days when officers were not at work. A new shift pattern consisting of two distinct patterns referred to as VSA 1 and VSA 2 (variable shift arrangement) was produced and commenced in March 2008.

Soleimani was born on 11 March 1957, in the village of Qanat-e Malek, Kerman Province.Jamie Dettmer, Iran's Shadowy Military Commander May Prove Tough Foe in Death , 3January 2020, VOANajmeh Bozorgmehr, Qassem Soleimani, Iranian military commander, 1957-2020 , 3January 2020, Financial TimesGeneral Qassim Soleimani, charismatic leader of Iran's elite Quds Force who wrong- footed the West to become a key power broker in the Middle East—obituary , 3January 2020, The Daily Telegraph After he finished school, he moved to the city of Kerman and worked on a construction site to help repay his father's agricultural debts. In 1975, he began working as a contractor for the Kerman Water Organization. When not at work, he spent his time with weight training in local gyms, or attending the sermons of Hojjat Kamyab, a preacher and a protégé of Ali Khamenei, who according to Soleimani incited him to "revolutionary activities".

Even when we're not at work — well, the point is, when are we ever really not at work? from Refinery 29
I was like, not at work, you can't, for certain. from Vox
The headmaster, Teruyuki Kashiba, was not at work that afternoon. from Economist
It's a federal holiday, so maybe you're not at work. from The New York Times
I like to just be quiet when I'm not at work. from People
If that person is not at work, that's because they're lazy. from New Republic
I can wear whatever I want to work, just not at work. from The New York Times
When you're not at work, what tech product do you use a lot? from The New York Times
Mulvaney was on a personal trip and not at work Friday, two officials said. from CNN
If we're not at work on those key dates, we get two points against us. from Vice
Doing some digging (on your personal computer, not at work) is your first stop. Glassdoor. from Business Insider
If I'm not at work, I'm usually thinking about work and, I guess, dreaming about it. from Vice
" Still not believing he could be doing anything wrong, Zane says, "We're not AT WORK, alright? from Mashable
Have a go for yourself, and pretend you're not at work right now/just waking up. from Vice
Of that, the lost wages of UTLA members not at work Monday was approximately $2600 million. from CNN
There is a lot of time to just sit and think when I am not at work. from Axios
When not at work, she usually moved only from reading in bed to reading on the couch. from New Yorker
Every day we're not at work we're taking money out of our savings, if you have savings. from Vice
"The only time I'm certain I'm not at work is when I'm sleeping," Mr. Trevithick told the magazine. from The New York Times
In my wide circle of LGBTQIA+ friends, some are out among friends and family but not at work. from CNBC
"For a while, it was the only thing I did when not at work or eating," he admitted. from Vice
When I'm not at work, I try to take care of myself and spend time with my family. from People
Ms. Young described Deputy Garafola as a "goofy" man who focused on his family when not at work. from The New York Times
When she was not at work, she doted on her children and watched "General Hospital" with her mother. from The New York Times
I sleep much of the time I am not at work and I drink more than I used to. from Vice
When she's not at work or on the campaign trail, Laloux will pick up her electric guitar to relax. from Reuters
I can't think of another arena where employers exert this level of control, even when they are not at work. from The New York Times
Following my post we arrange a Skype call, and after a few minutes I realize she is not at work. from Vice
When not at work, he's been enveloping himself in his rap, throwing together observational and relatable rhymes over relaxing beats. from Vice
One question on that survey asks whether people who normally have jobs were not at work because of bad weather. from The New York Times
When we're not at work or when we have time off, it's still kind of work, but still kind of shopping. from The New York Times
Eventually, Greenfield understands that she's not at work on a portrait of one of history's footnotes but one of its major players. from New Republic
If technological advances have enabled us to transform the world to this point, who says they are not at work transforming us too? from Vice
I would lie down and weep, were I not at work and had I not spilled yogurt near my chair earlier today. SURPRISE! from The Verge
Even when I'm not at work, my mind is coming up with innovative ideas on how I can improve myself and my business. from Business Insider
I keep one set in my bag and another set on the kitchen counter to bring with me whenever I'm not at work. from The Hill
I listen to music near constantly when not at work, so a lot of the technology I use regularly has to do with that. from The New York Times
The results only stick for 24 hours — just enough time to turn heads at a Halloween party but not at work the day after. from Business Insider
One stranded worker is Kristie Scarazzo, a botanist with the government and single mom who recently applied for unemployment benefits while she's not at work. from People
" Claire Tassin, 75 "There's this sense that something is wrong with you if you aren't with your children every second when you're not at work. from The New York Times
On weekends, when my mother was not at work, she lay in bed in the dark, exhausted, in her fifties, raising a teen-age boy. from New Yorker
When we asked for comment, a school representative didn't give specifics, but cited a policy that employees should be "role models," even when not at work. from Buzzfeed News
Another employee, who was not at work at the time of the shooting, told CNN they began receiving texts and email communications about 2:18 p.m. from CNN
When you're not at work, add things to your online shopping carts that you might want to hit 'Buy' on later, but don't spend your day browsing. from Refinery 29
Weekdays saw more downloads than weekends – something that seems a bit odd, as users would seemingly have more downtime to explore the App Store when not at work. from TechCrunch
And they were all but sequestered when they were not at work in the embassy, spending their time playing volleyball or Skyping their families, according to Mr. Tamang. from The New York Times
When he is not at work, American Pharoah sometimes lounges in a roomy stall in a barn made from furniture-quality oak or gambols here in the bluegrass. from The New York Times
But that was not how those neighborhoods were portrayed in most of the published images he saw — so he photographed them himself when he was not at work. from The New York Times
When she's not at work, she's getting into scrapes with roommate Titus Andromedon (peeeenooooooooooo noir!), played by Tituss Burgess, and learning from the sage advice of her landlord, Lillian. from Refinery 29
When not at work on a book about the roots of anti-Semitism in his country, the German historian and Holocaust expert Peter Longerich has been thinking about 1923. from The New York Times
When not at work, Jennifer advises female run start-ups, is on the board of UN Foundation, Girl Up, and most importantly is a wife and mother of two boys. from Refinery 29
When not at work, Jennifer advises female run start-ups, is on the board of UN Foundation, Girl Up, and most importantly is a wife and mother of two boys. from Refinery 29
When Ms. Zegiestowsky is not at work, she can walk to the city's arts, culture and growing restaurant, craft beer and club scene, where jazz has long been a fixture. from The New York Times
Now, if you've set up your working hours in Google Calendar, you'll be able to set G Suite to automatically activate do not disturb during the hours you're not at work. from The Verge
As an Idaho farm girl used to hard work, Ms. Wolters led a healthy life, enjoying ballroom dancing, horseback riding, rafting and hiking when not at work at a law firm. from The New York Times
" — Thomas H. Williams in Annapolis, Md. "I do not ever, ever, ever answer a call from a number I don't recognize — ever, not at home, not on my cell, not at work. from The New York Times
Back when things were normal, just three months earlier, Ms. Land would be checking up on homework assignments and helping, on the days she was not at work, to manage the morning chaos. from The New York Times
CityRealty compiles the data to examine how prime Manhattan real estate performs, as it is considered a good investment when larger market forces are not at work, said Gabby Warshawer, research director at CityRealty. from Reuters
We're asked to pay in advance, and I pay for my lunch ($13), as well as my work BFF's ($13), because she's not at work today and it's the final day to reserve a spot. from Refinery 29
However, when I watch smart dog videos online (not at work!!) and click on the ad for the artisanal dog treat that has miraculously appeared in my Facebook feed, there is practically no lag time. from CNBC
Because if I can just take an hour where I'm not in the studio, where I'm not at work and I'm just sitting in my living room, that's what it looks like for me right now. from Refinery 29
I woke up 11 minutes ago, I'm sorry, I don't mean this to be insensitive but I'm not at work right now, so there's that aspect of it but at the same time it's what you do. from People
I wouldn't usually stay up so late on a school night, but I'm trying to make the most of any time I'm not at work, and he has his adorable dog, who he shares with his ex. from Refinery 29
When he's not at work there are few things he enjoys more than planting seeds and nurturing them into edible beans, tomatoes, corn, spinach, eggplant; sweat dripping, hands immersed in rich Adelaide foothills soil, left in peace. from The New York Times
Well, what we do is we provide things for people at home, so we do a CSA share, farmer's market thing for everybody at home so they can have fresh fruits and vegetables at home, not at work. from Vox
North Dakota corrections officer Tony Rowe on Friday said that his fellow officers are unable to get approval to get outside work amid the partial government shutdown because ethics office officials are not at work to approve the requests. from The Hill
"It took all the courage I had to come out and be like 'This is something I'm doing, I can't pretend to be someone I'm not at work anymore,' and from that point on, I was like, 'Please help me,'" she says. from CNN
A three-day weekend adds a whole 24 hours to your not-at-work time, and instead of going shopping or out to brunch, why not indulge in sex that's a little more time-consuming than what you usually get up to? from Refinery 29
When she's not at work, Haskins spends most of her time working on her website, Converge, which covers everything from how to write a resume and create a budget to navigating the apartment search process and making friends in a new city. from CNBC
He has shared his shut-in routine with America: When not at work in the Oval Office, he has frittered away the hours by watching the multiple flat-screen TVs installed in the White House residence, gazing out of secured windows, tweeting at his enemies and phoning his friends. from The New York Times
One is to get the latest shift schedules for work, especially when they are not at work; another is to be able to swap those shifts when they need to; and a third, largely coming from the management end, is to make sure that everything gets communicated to the staff even when they are not in for work to attend a staff meeting. from TechCrunch
My husband will walk in and out of the field of vision during my video calls in his underwear, and he'll interrupt my train of thought about urban planning in relation to public health — as if I'm not at work — to let me know I need to keep an eye on the kiddo because he's going to go use the bathroom. from Business Insider
He was clearly deeply affected by the 2013 Rana Plaza collapse — the deadliest garment factory accident in history — wherein an eight-story commercial building collapsed and killed 2,500 people, many of them sweatshop laborers on the lowest floors (the office workers in the upper part of the factory had been informed of a structural issue and thus were not at work on the day of the collapse). from Hyperallergic
THOMAS FEYER, Letters Editor These are some of the topics in which published letters since the start of the Women's Project were predominantly from women: helicopter parenting; girls outpacing boys at school but not at work**; when parents don't vaccinate their children; college experiences; women without children; women traveling the world alone; widows and finances; end-of-life care; the American family and working mothers; the trauma from school shootings; President Trump's appeal in rural America; how moms and dads divide the work; older women, not just about looks; abortion; women and the diet industry; separated at the border, at 4 months old; empty nest no more; home health aides; assisted living; menopause; miscarriage; abnormal sleep cycles; the story of two homeless children in New York; robots that provide health care; the cost of college textbooks; a soaring rate of suicides by the young; balancing being a surgeon and a mother; the lost art of listening; middle-class families in despair; a turning point in President Trump's impeachment trial; the Senate's vote to block impeachment witnesses; Nancy Pelosi and the State of the Union address; J. Lo at the Super Bowl, and body image. from The New York Times
The United Food and Commercial Workers union said 72 of its members have died and more than 5,000 are not at work due to circumstances surrounding COVID-19.
Gawlik was born in Świerczyna. His father was a miner, and his mother took care of the house. He experienced violence from an early age. His father, when not at work, drank alcohol and beat his wife.
Seyi Adisa is married to Tolu Adisa with whom he has a daughter. When he is not at work, he is an avid reader who loves leadership and entrepreneurship literature. He loves football, he is an Arsenal F.C. supporter and an English FA Level 1 coach.
His explanation of his predilection for this mode of life is: "I like it so I do it." He is bronzed with a perfectly proportioned muscular body. He explained that his feet are rather flat, which makes climbing easy. When not at work he hunts with a spear, a knife and a bow and arrow.
Adolf was a sickly child, and his mother fretted over him. Alois was 51 when he was born, and had little interest in child-rearing; he left it all to his wife. When not at work he was either in a tavern or busy with his hobby, keeping bees. Alois was transferred from Braunau to Passau.
Shortly after he was cast, McGregor said that Mark was "a no-nonsense type. Work is his life, and when he's not at work, he's thinking about work". McGregor told the show's official website that he did some research on police officers to prepare for the role. The writers also went through their research with him.
He held posts at the Royal Northern College of Music (the institution's first head of brass) and Trinity College of Music, where he was Principal until his retirement in 1994. He was chairman of the Musicians Benevolent Fund in 1995. He was awarded the OBE in 1977 and the CBE in 1986. When not at work he divided his time between Switzerland and London.
She reviews children's literature, has taught and lectured on the subject, and has served on boards and committees in the field including the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. When not at work, Susan writes, reads, and makes flaming desserts. She lives with her husband, Rene, in Los Angeles and in a small cabin in the high desert of the Eastern Sierra of California.
Local legend states that the building originally had no basement until local hard rock miners excavated under the completed building. They were motivated to do this in order to provide space for the students to eat as there was no other space for a lunchroom and the community had no funds for expansion. Their volunteer effort, thought impossible by some, was done over several months when they were not at work in the local mines.
When she was not at work, she took advantage of Pensacola's cultural and natural attractions. In the city's downtown, near her job, she often organized and attended blues and swing dance parties. From her house, a short distance from the Bob Sikes bridge to Santa Rosa Island in the Gulf of Mexico, she often went hiking or biking in the dunes. A pescetarian, she had tattooed four images atop her feet showing a plant's growth and blooming.
To answer this question, recall that according to Galileo's law, all objects fall with the same constant acceleration of gravity (about 9.8 metres per second per second near the Earth's surface), regardless of the object's weight. Furthermore, horizontal motions and vertical motions are independent: gravity acts only upon an object's vertical velocity, not upon its velocity in the horizontal direction. The hunter's dart, therefore, falls with the same acceleration as the monkey. Assume for the moment that gravity was not at work.
In February 2006, Texas Tech head basketball coach Bobby Knight was promoting a new reality show for ESPN entitled Knight School. Jacobson asked Knight at the end of the interview if he was interested in returning to his old coaching job at Indiana University. This made Knight angry, which ultimately led to him walking out of the interview. Jacobson was not at work the next day, but not because of the Knight incident; she had a planned vacation day, according to the network.
All were armed and most were veterans of the war, as opposed to the miners, who had little to no combat experience.Rodgers, "Naval Suppression," 11–12. He recounted the incident months later: > They were told that twenty-four hours, and no more, would be allowed them, > and if by that time they were not at work, and the ore loaded in the idle > cars, that encampment would be stormed by shot and shell, and no questions > would be asked or answered.
Infant Adolf, son of Alois and Klara Adolf was a sickly child, and his mother fretted over him. Alois, who was 51 years old when Adolf was born, had little interest in child rearing and left it to his wife. When not at work he was typically either in a tavern or busy with his hobby: keeping bees. Also in 1892, Alois was transferred from Braunau to Passau. He was 55, Klara 32, Alois Jr. 10, Angela 9, and Adolf 3 years old.
Missouri law makes it "an improper employment practice" for an employer to refuse to hire, to fire, or otherwise to disadvantage any person because that person lawfully uses alcohol and/or tobacco products when he or she is not at work. With a large German immigrant population and the development of a brewing industry, Missouri always has had among the most permissive alcohol laws in the United States. It never enacted statewide prohibition. Missouri voters rejected prohibition in three separate referenda in 1910, 1912, and 1918.
The same scene initially featured George admitting that he spied on Ray a day earlier, showing Ray pictures of him in a bar. Ray would reply that it was his day off and asks why George is not at work, to which George replies that he should be getting back and leaves. In the original script, Elaine and Rava would argue over who is a better person: Jerry or Ray. Writer's assistant Karen Wilkie can be seen in the audience during Seinfeld's stand-up comedy act.
Prior to the transfer, witnesses overheard Sharma encouraging McCullah to attack Delano, but to do so on a day when she was not at work. On March 4, while Sharma was on a three-day vacation, Delano was beaten into a coma. He died 13 days later. Sharma was charged with two felony counts of violating Delano's civil rights under color of law for conspiring to have him killed and with violating his Constitutional right not to be subjected to cruel and unusual punishment.
Charly Gordon (Cliff Robertson) is a mentally handicapped man with a strong desire to make himself smarter. For the past two years, he has attended night school in Boston, learning to read and write from Alice Kinnian (Claire Bloom). However, his spelling and penmanship remain poor, and he is unable to spell his own name. He works as a janitor in a bakery, where his co-workers frequently amuse themselves at his expense, and enjoys playing with children at a playground when not at work.
Sandra spent a great deal of her childhood without getting to see Heritage because he was taken by members of the military as a child to serve as a soldier. When her father was not at work, he was searching desperately for his eldest son, who was eventually found. She describes herself as being very close with Alex as she grew up, looking up to him and getting into mischief with him. She played a similar role in her younger sister’s life as well.
He also garnered the highest grade in the Political Science Comprehensive Examination, won the "Best Thesis" award for his work on "Local Autonomy", and was the Department Gold Medalist in the Political Science department. He also earned an executive education from Stanford Graduate School of Business (2003) and joined a leadership program in Institute of International Studies and Training in Japan (2006). When he's not at work, he is a full-time husband to Lara and a hands-on dad to Miguel Luis (Migz), Julio, Luigi, and Gabriella.
The Invisible Man's battered body gradually becomes visible as he dies, pitiable in the stillness of death. A local policeman shouts to have someone cover Griffin's face with a sheet. In the epilogue, it is revealed that Marvel has secretly kept Griffin's notes and—with the help of the stolen money—has now become a successful business owner, running the "Invisible Man Inn". However, when not at work running his inn, Marvel sits in his office trying to decipher the notes in the hopes of one day recreating Griffin's work.
The aircraft became uncontrollable and crashed at 10:09 am local time in a small open area at Hopes Carr, close to the town centre. Despite the crash occurring in a densely populated area, there were no fatalities on the ground. Members of the public and police risked harm to save twelve people from the mangled debris, but within minutes the wreckage was entirely engulfed in flames, killing those still on board who had survived the impact. Because it was a Sunday and people were not at work the accident drew a large crowd, estimated at around 10,000, hampering the rescue organisations.
Reference 5 This is particularly obvious in a study by Cairns, which demonstrated that even after moving E. coli back to a medium with minimal levels of lactose, Lac+ mutants continued to be produced as a response to the previous environment.Reference 1 This would not be possible if adaptive mutation was not at work because natural selection would not favor this mutation in the new environment. Although there are many genes involved in adaptive mutation, RecG, a protein, was found to have an effect on adaptive mutation. By itself, RecG was found to not necessarily lead to a mutational phenotype.
With more communication by phone, multiple time zones, and fewer secretaries, real-time phone communications were hampered by callers being unable to reach people. Some early studies showed that only 1 in 4 phone calls resulted in a completed call and half the calls were one-way in nature (that is, they did not require a conversation). This happened because people were either not at work (due to time zone differences, being away on business, etc.), or if they were at work, they were on the phone, away from their desks in meetings, on breaks, etc. This bottleneck hindered the effectiveness of business activities and decreased both individual and group productivity.
Reena messages Dev asking when he will come home for dinner. A depressed Dev receives the message and deletes Reena's contact, while winning a computer game he always failed at, suggesting that he's ready to divorce Reena after all this madness. Next morning, his boss DK sees that all his promotional tactics for his toilet paper has failed as some other company has taken over his company, which is implied to be Dev's as he is not at work. It is revealed that Dev married Reena 7 years ago and Reena fell asleep before her husband came to the room on their wedding night.
Also, this "concrete blonde" victim, along with two other of the original victims, fit a different pattern: that of large-breasted blondes in the local adult entertainment industry who also advertised as high-class prostitutes in the local sex rags. Bosch and his task force suspect that "the Follower" is Detective Mora from Ad-Vice. Mora has ties to the adult video industry, had insider knowledge of the Dollmaker case, and was not at work during the killings not attributed to Norman Church. The task force put Mora under surveillance, and Bosch breaks into Mora's house looking for evidence that he is the Follower.
Tönnies apologized for the outbreak. The company announced later that over 5,000 further members of the workforce would be tested, with the production staff ordered to stay inside their living quarters when not at work until the remaining meat products had finished processing. Virologist Isabella Eckerle stated that she considered it "extremely unlikely" that the spate of infections had been the result of workers returning to their home countries in Eastern Europe over the preceding long weekend, and that a superspreading event was more likely to have been the cause of the outbreak. By 20 June 2020, the number of positive tests exceeded 1,000.
Traffic controllers direct traffic through half of a roundabout with STOP / SLOW signs, using contraflow conditions A construction worker or police officer directs traffic with a "Stop/Slow Paddle", which is a sign displaying "STOP" on one side and "SLOW" on the other. The sign is turned, and the other side proceeds. Traffic signals are also sometimes used, especially during bridge construction or any situation in which a lane must be closed during times when construction crews are not at work. Other cases include treating the street as a temporary one-way street in areas in which several nearby parallel streets are available as a detour for the opposing side.
The Prime Minister and the Secretary of State for European Affairs consult Holmes on a matter of utmost delicacy. Lord Bellinger, the Prime Minister, and the Right Honourable Trelawney Hope, the Secretary of State for European Affairs, come to Holmes in the matter of a document stolen from Hope's dispatch box, which he kept at home in Whitehall Terrace when not at work. If divulged, this document could bring about very dire consequences for all Europe, even war. They are loath to tell Holmes at first the exact nature of the document's contents, but when Holmes declines to take on their case, they tell him that it was a rather injudicious letter from a foreign potentate.
If one morph has no need for resources used by another morph, then it is likely that neither would experience pressure to compete or interact, thereby supporting the persistence and possibly the intensification of the distinctness of the two morphs within the population. This theory does not necessarily have a lot of supporting evidence in natural populations, but it has been seen many times in experimental situations using existing populations. These experiments further support that, under the right situations (as described above), this theory could prove to be true in nature. When intraspecific competition is not at work disruptive selection can still lead to sympatric speciation and it does this through maintaining polymorphisms.
Men who were not at work also turned up to help with the rescue but nothing could be done at first due to the fear of afterdamp. Soon volunteers entered the pit to search for bodies and these rescue teams were hampered by heavy falls of coal and stone and by 08:00 only six bodies had been brought to the surface. Further explosions occurred while the rescue team were at work, killing some of the rescuers. A total of 53 men were killed in the later explosions including W.H. Pickering the Chief Government Inspector of Mines for Yorkshire and the North Midlands and Charles Bury the manager of the colliery who died the following week from his injuries.
Dr. John A. Zoidberg (referred to only by his last name Zoidberg) is a fictional character in the television series Futurama. He is a Decapodian, a crustacean-like species of alien, who works as the staff doctor for Planet Express, despite his woeful understanding of human physiology and allusions to his questionable credentials. His character parodies the supposed wealth and automatic respect of modern doctors—for example, his incompetence at human medicine makes him extremely poor despite his profession, and he is implied to be frequently homeless when not at work. The Decapod (named after the actual Decapoda order of ten-footed crustaceans) are an extended parody on Yiddish culture—the bigger joke being that shellfish are not kosher.
The total volume of the royal apartments reached 3,950 cubic meters, 6.7 times more than on the first Livadia. Reporters hailed the technological novelties of the Livadia: she had, in total, 23 steam engines for different jobs including powered steering. The on-board water supply system had backup accumulators that maintained pressure even when steam pumps were not at work. The show on River Clyde inspired Algernon Charles Swinburne's unforgiving poem which ended with a prophecy: > And fear at hand for pilot over sea, > With death for compass and despair for star > And the white foam a shroud for the White Czar.The Launch of the Livadia, > dated September 30, 1880, as cited in a review in Swinburne's Studies in > Songs. The New York Times, December 19, 1880, p. 4.
In tradition with the show's animation style, Chef is composed of simple geometrical shapes, and is animated with use of a computer, though he is given the impression of being a construction paper cutout composition animated through the use of stop motion, which was the technique used to animate the "Spirit of Christmas" shorts and the show's first episode. Chef is an overweight African American with a beard who usually wore blue pants and a red shirt. He frequently dons a traditional chef's hat and white apron on which the word "CHEF" is printed in black, even when he is not at work. Until Token Black and his family were given a more notable role starting in the show's fourth season, Chef was portrayed as the only black resident in all of South Park.
Cæsar was interested in the theatre from a very early age, and she would run errands for actors and help out behind the stage in the evenings and on weekends, when she was not at work. She started to get small parts as a background actor when she was 16 years old, and in 1905 she got her first speaking part, as a 100-year-old woman in a revue by Emil Norlander at the Kristallsalongen theatre. She continued to get increasingly important parts, mainly in revues and popular light plays. Except for the period 1913-1919, when she was at the Apollo Theatre in Helsinki, Cæsar remained in Stockholm where she worked at theatres including the Pallas Theatre, the Odeon Theatre, Södra Teatern, Mosebacke, as well as open-air stages at Tantolunden and Rålambshov.
I was assistant city engineer at the time, and when not at work the Todds spent much of their time in my office. They were awarded a contract to construct a sewer in the bottom of a deep ravine across our public square, and during the progress of this work Tom was struck and killed by a stone which rolled down the embankment to the bottom of the ravine. The father and Tom were well respected, but George was of a sullen, morose disposition, having little to say to anyone, and with no close associates, but without vicious habits as far as I know. Why he took to the "bresh" will always remain a mystery, as he had no knowledge of any of the issues involved in war, no grievances to redress, no wrongs to avenge nor property interests to protect.
Juni 2020 The smaller cluster in Dissen with initially some 90 infected people had been identified in mid May."„Wir werden auch diese Krise bewältigen“ " As a consequence of the new cluster with hundreds infected at slaughterhouse near Gütersloh, schools in the districts were closed until the start of the summer holidays on 29 June. The company announced its entire workforce would be tested, with the production staff ordered to stay inside their living quarters when not at work until the remaining meat products had finished processing. Virologist Isabella Eckerle stated that she considered it "extremely unlikely" that the spate of infections had been the result of workers returning to their home countries in Eastern Europe over the preceding long weekend, and that a superspreading event was more likely to have been the cause of the outbreak.
Franco then decides to steal the bull to compensate himself for the damage suffered, with the intention of bringing the animal to Hungary by Sándor, an acquaintance of his who runs, through a cooperative, the largest farm in Europe. He then asks for help from Loris, his best friend, who, initially skeptical, then agrees to accompany him to Hungary in his old tarpaulin truck. From the beginning, the journey did not appear easy: at the border they count on the help of their mutual friend, Emilio, who, however, was not at work that very evening. They then take advantage of a Serbian farmer who, forced by the lack of documentation to go back with his load of cattle, agrees to load the bull on one of his wagons and leave it in a remote railway station in the former Yugoslavia.
He rejoined the police service in January 2007 as Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police.Sir Norman Bettison Named New West Yorks Chief. Securzine (February 2007). He attempted to secure a package to receive both a retirement pension from Merseyside and a salary from the new post; he threatened legal action but the claim was settled out of court.Police chief in legal battle to take pension on top of pay The Times, 21 December 2007 Shortly after taking office as Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Police, Sir Norman ordered a review of shifts worked by officers claiming they did not provide the best service to the public as they included four rest days when officers were not at work. A new shift pattern consisting of two distinct patterns referred to as VSA 1 and VSA 2 (variable shift arrangement) was produced and commenced in March 2008.
Soleimani was born on 11 March 1957, in the village of Qanat-e Malek, Kerman Province.Jamie Dettmer, Iran's Shadowy Military Commander May Prove Tough Foe in Death , 3January 2020, VOANajmeh Bozorgmehr, Qassem Soleimani, Iranian military commander, 1957-2020 , 3January 2020, Financial TimesGeneral Qassim Soleimani, charismatic leader of Iran's elite Quds Force who wrong- footed the West to become a key power broker in the Middle East—obituary , 3January 2020, The Daily Telegraph After he finished school, he moved to the city of Kerman and worked on a construction site to help repay his father's agricultural debts. In 1975, he began working as a contractor for the Kerman Water Organization. When not at work, he spent his time with weight training in local gyms, or attending the sermons of Hojjat Kamyab, a preacher and a protégé of Ali Khamenei, who according to Soleimani incited him to "revolutionary activities".