Examples of using "állást" in a sentence and their english translations:
I looked for a job.
I'm looking for a job.
He is after a job.
He accepted the job.
I'm offering you a job.
I'll take the job.
Did you get the job?
Did they offer you a job?
I was hired.
Do you want this job?
Tom got a job as a waiter.
I found him a job.
Get a job.
You should find a job.
I'll have to find a part-time job.
I don't want a job in Boston.
He finally succeeded in getting a job.
Why do you want to switch jobs?
Tom was hired.
I loved that job.
I'm looking for a part-time job.
Tom offered Mary a job.
stand to one side of an election
- I gave the job to Tom.
- I gave Tom the job.
Is it hard to find a part-time job?
They guaranteed regular employment to their workers.
He found me a good job.
He applied for the job and got it.
Declare your position in a debate.
- I'll have to find a part-time job.
- I have to find a part-time job.
He found a job with a food company.
I have to find a new job.
Many students are looking for part-time jobs.
I applied for a position in the office.
Tom spent all day looking for a job.
He recently found a good job.
Tom got the job.
I didn't get the job.
I want to find a good job.
Tom got a job at a restaurant.
- I had the luck to find a good job.
- I was fortunate to find a good job.
- I think Tom found a new job.
- I think that Tom found a new job.
I don't want a job in Boston.
Now he's looking for another job.
Dan found Linda a good job.
I was fortunate to find a good job.
I finally found a job.
Tom is having a lot of trouble finding a job.
But we got a day care center, I got a job,
and not about pushing one side's version or the other,
I haven't decided which job to apply for.
People are taking sides on the abortion issue.
I think you need to find yourself a part-time job.
Tom changed jobs to earn more money.
Tom is considering taking a coaching job.
I'm happy that you were able to find a job so quickly.
Have you heard whether Tom got the job?
Accept the job and don't be afraid.
Tom wanted to help Mary find a job.
I finally got the job!
He found a good job near his house.
I can't really take a stance on this.
Tom took the job.
- I thought they offered you a job.
- I thought that they offered you a job.
Tom applied for a job.
Tom couldn't find a job.
I got another job.
Tom is working as a waiter, but he's looking for a better job.
I found him a job.
She advised me not to take the job.
So you might choose a particular job or a relationship or life path
The interview went off so well that he got the job.
- I'm not sure I want the job.
- I'm not sure that I want the job.
I think it's time for me to get a new job.
After I graduated from college, I got a job with my father's company.
In the end, I decided not to apply for that job.
They sometimes fake their way into a job,
- Tom was successful in finding a new job in Boston.
- Tom succeeded in finding a new job in Boston.
They hope to be able to find a well-paid job.
I would do anything to get a job.
I think you have to look for a part-time job.
I can't understand why John turned down a job as good as that.
He moved to New York, where he looked for a job.
He is seeking a good job.
The teacher lost his job because he cruelly berated students who made mistakes.
Tom complained that he couldn't find a job.
Tom finally succeeded in getting a job.
Tom could find Mary a good job.
I think you should take the job Tom is offering you.
Having a college degree doesn't guarantee you'll get a job.