How to use "jobs" in a sentence

They made her get up before dawn every day and do all the dirty jobs around the house, while Eponine and Azelma wore pretty clothes and played with dolls

Madeleine built two new factories, which provided the town with hundreds of new jobs

Remember your jobs, and remember: no real names

Their cabin by the lake was cold and empty, and there were no jobs for him anywhere.

"What a life! Too many people, no jobs, and rain, rain, rain."

"You should know better than anyone that jobs in this city don't last

Kennebeck held several jobs in different intelligence organizations

During his twenties and early thirties, he had labored at a variety of lesser jobs for the government

He ordered men pulled off other jobs and assigned to the manhunt.

They also cursed our parents, families, friends, neighbours, pets and jobs

With real education, she said, women could be good wives and mothers, but also good workers in many jobs.

New jobs that appeared in factories, shops and offices were better

But women earned half the money that was paid to men for the same jobs

But people thought that this work was not important, and women had to leave their jobs when they married.

World War Two (1939 - 1945) gave millions of jobs to women in the USA and in the United Kingdom

Although almost none of them carried a gun, they did "men's" jobs and got the same pay

At the same time, millions of men left their jobs to fight the war in Europe and other places

After the war ended and the men came home, more than 2 million women lost their jobs

There were still jobs for women, but they were usually in shops or for secretaries

Factories were making lots of new things, and this meant there were new jobs for women

They are also going into "men's" jobs - these days there are women pilots, judges and astronauts!

In many jobs, men earn 10 percent more than women earn.

In 2018, it was discovered that the BBC was paying some men a lot more than women for the same jobs

In 1921, Amelia had lots of different jobs

She began to play at Long Beach, and she used a racquet she bought with money she got from little jobs.