| They could stick it in one of his work-in-progress films, without a need to hire a stunt double. |
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| So what they'll do is to basically engage those individuals as casuals, through a labour hire company. |
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| Alternatively, you can hire a company that specializes in search engine optimization to do this for you. |
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| When we want to go to Appalachia and take photos of the hillbillies, we don't hire Hollywood actors, because that just wouldn't cut it. |
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| After the best people leave, the second-rate people get promoted and they have a tendency to hire and promote third-rate people. |
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| If you can't hire a consultant, then bring someone in and give him the pieces of authority one at a time. |
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| These pictures are supposed to make you want to hire this guy to do design work or printing for you. |
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| But for the last six months there has been no county counsel, as the board dickers over whom to hire for the job. |
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| Among my own more active endeavours was an attempt to hire a man to help with fetching water and doing laundry, both considered women's work. |
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| I am placing an ad in Soldier of Fortune magazine to hire a mercenary to kill me at this very moment. |
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| I suggested we hire a balding midget, put him in a string vest and trousers, give him a water pistol and wedge him into the air ducts. |
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| The company is a leader in the domestic car hire market both in short and long-term rentals. |
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| Father should at least hire servants who don't cringe in fear at any given moment. |
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| The company in Los Angeles is but one of several companies that hire people to troll Internet chatrooms and newsgroups posing as clients' fans. |
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| Buses ply frequently between Hospet and Hampi, and budget tourists can easily hire cycles or mopeds. |
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| Wright, who is self-employed, admitted plying for hire without a hackney carriage licence, and driving without insurance. |
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| He said she was the only person willing to care for him and he had no money to hire anyone else. |
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| If they do not pay, the Council is expected to prosecute them for illegally plying for hire under the Road Traffic Act in a magistrates court. |
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| Customers can hire a fishing rod and bait and dangle it over the tank and try to catch their dinner. |
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| When his boss becomes suspicious, the three decide to hire a contract killer, played by Adam Faith. |
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| The type of commandos hired for these jobs are psychopathic killers for hire who would have no qualms against committing any act of cruelty. |
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| In fact, we'd already been trapped once that winter and had had to hire a neighbor to plow the driveway. |
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| Should the cut materialize, he said, he would plough the savings back into his company to buy new equipment and hire 30 additional employees. |
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| Rob, a pupil at St George's School has hired his dinner suit from Charles Gale formal wear hire in Fareham. |
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| Grants are a means to an end, and allow a faculty member to hire students or technicians and conduct research. |
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| Even if you have to hire a private ambulance complete with wheelchair and intravenous drip, you must come in the following day. |
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| The hospital aims to acquire new hardware through a combination of purchases, leases and hire purchases. |
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| Four of us took off to Oxford Street at noon to hire dinner suits from the smelliest man in London. |
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| They also provide hire purchase finance for big things like cars and furniture. |
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| To maximize profits, some franchisees hire poorly trained teachers for low salaries. |
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| The bridegroom is able to hire his choice of morning suit or dinner suit, tuxedo, shirt and cravat or bow tie. |
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| An excellent and reasonably-priced railway service means there is no need for visitors to hire a car. |
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| You also have to hire electricians and plumbers to complete the house's services. |
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| So why don't they just go out and, y'know, hire some sharp young linguists? |
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| It is now possible to hire out the equipment needed to assist you in this arduous task. |
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| But sooner or later, you'll need to hire a professional graphic designer for help. |
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| They happily shop at boutiques, use blogs to guide their reading, and hire interior designers. |
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| Whilst in Lake Manyara hire a mountain bike to ride around the local villages. |
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| This is done through local councils who hire armies of lawyers to fight the airport and its army of lawyers. |
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| You know, I don't have to get in lockstep with a party, and I don't have to hire party cronies. |
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| Much has changed in the past decade, and now car hire services are very much in demand in the country. |
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| I longed for my parents to hire a horse-drawn cab instead of a taxi but that did not happen. |
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| If you have weak knees or ankles, it helps to hire or buy adjustable walking poles, or a stout stick. |
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| Women have been warned to be on their guard following a spate of violent incidents involving men posing as private hire taxi drivers. |
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| Unions are seeking significant changes to the way employers can use casual workers, labour hire or contracting out. |
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| Some 20 casual workers are employed by the company to maintain a fleet of 2,000 hire bicycles. |
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| People have very high levels of mortgages, hire purchase payments, credit card payments, and debts of all kinds. |
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| Several friendly and unfriendly airforces were abroad, on hire to continental corporations. |
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| That has meant telling trade groups and industry lobbies in no uncertain terms not to hire Democrats. |
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| It hasn't been repaired yet and we are having to hire small heaters to keep it warm. |
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| The solution depends on the mom, but for me, I decided this past week to hire a muchacha, a young girl to come in and clean. |
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| The project will also hire 200 vets to assist the process of breeding purebred horses. |
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| Don't forget to hire a professional typist or word processor to type the entire plan on white bond paper and proofread it against the original. |
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| After arriving at Fern Island, they had to hire a boatman to take them to Goldworth Isle. |
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| Horse-drawn coaches for hire in nineteenth-century Paris were also painted yellow. |
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| We will have to hire a huge number of coaches to replace the services on the closed stretch of track. |
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| But he said this made it even more important that Rochdale Council acts quickly to develop a boatyard and boat hire facilities at Durn. |
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| He specializes in helping companies hire the right sales people, effectively onboard them, and align their activities with business objectives. |
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| They would like to spend time on a beach and hire a car to visit interesting cities and sights. |
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| An unenthused potential hire and an aggravated employer seldom make a gainful connection. |
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| We had the luxury of being able to hire a market research firm to provide the testing facility complete with one-way mirror and video recording. |
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| She did not mention to the car hire firm that she only drove automatics, and then drove the 250 kilometres in first gear all the way. |
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| When he lit up that rich Cuban stogie, I knew it was a sign to hire him, and now it's finally gonna pay off. |
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| A relatively easy, and sometimes inexpensive, way to explore a city is to hire an autorickshaw. |
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| They hire professional tamperers, whose fee ranges from Rs.1,000 to Rs.50,000, to manipulate the power consumption meters. |
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| We're going to be working at close quarters with the people we hire for years. |
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| A century ago, to start a family you'd hire a professional to find you a spouse, and by doing what comes naturally you'd make a baby. |
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| You're motivated by and, in fact, are permitted under current law to hire coreligionists, people who believe as you do. |
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| They should just hurry up and hire me, I could do most of the work fairly easily. |
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| On top of the normal MOT test, private hire cars must have a further test to gain a council licence. |
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| At last, we were ready, handing over a sizeable deposit to the muscular and tanned board hire bloke. |
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| An Ayrshire school was forced to hire falconers armed with hawks to safeguard its pupils. |
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| But before you book the talent, hire the heli, and print up those premiere-party invites, you need to acquire the right equipment. |
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| At a minimum, it took a cartman to hire his team and his labor, a carpenter to build the scaffold, a hangman to do the job. |
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| After the 6 month period is up, we hum and haw about whether or not we really want to hire the person so we get extended for another 6 months. |
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| This involved mortgaging those estates heavily to the government and using the capital for development and the hire of wage-labour. |
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| For two couples, it is less expensive to hire a cab or rent a car for a day than for each person to join an organized excursion. |
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| Indeed, I wouldn't be altogether surprised if they did hire a few folks to storm off in a huff, and the rest followed of their own accord. |
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| So if he sold it now, he'd be able to get maybe a grand on it and then hire a cab for when he was able and felt up to working. |
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| Use either a wire-tined rake or hire an electric or petrol scarifier from a DIY centre. |
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| In some cases, if you have a pet and choose to hire a reputable pet-sitter or house-sitter, this can be your contact person. |
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| Like many small business owners, you might not have the budget to hire a slick copywriter to write all your ads and public relations materials. |
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| This article is a sad commentary on the state of public schools and the navel-gazing mooncalves we hire to run them. |
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| A private hire driver who sexually molested a teenage girl in his cab has been jailed for three years. |
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| It would cost twice as much to hire outside people, even when his staff is earning overtime. |
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| Should we hire a marine surveyor to inspect the boat once it's returned to us? |
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| An uneasy silence descends in the hire car, and something tells me we need to confer. |
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| Make sure the subcontractors you hire show proof of liability and workers' compensation insurance. |
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| Long distance buyers can hire a marine surveyor located near the auction site to evaluate the boat and report on its condition. |
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| There wasn't any money in the budget to hire the superstars from the original film. |
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| What people generally do is hire pushbikes and go cycling around the desert, visiting sites and getting sunburned. |
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| We were able to hire experienced blade shearers who stayed in the cottage on the farm. |
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| She'd then hire a limo and tell us that she would meet us at whatever hoity-toity expensive restaurant my dad had chosen to take us to dinner at. |
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| But she said she heard on the grapevine the best way to get funding was to hire a specialist company to do the work. |
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| This does not seem enough to prompt the queen to hire a hit man to kill him. |
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| How I wished for that million from Shorty in order to hire a hit man to kill the annoying guy who said that. |
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| The indictment alleges that Blake attempted to hire several hit men to kill his wife, Bonny Bakley, and when that failed, killed her himself. |
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| Richard is holding on to some land on which to keep a flock of Suffolk sheep, but is also now working for local a plant hire company. |
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| Interestingly, the majority of new cars are financed by car dealers, where almost all financing is through hire purchase agreements. |
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| A credit search is carried out every time you apply for an item such as a mortgage, car loan or hire purchase agreement. |
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| I was actually employed by my father as a radio and TV salesman and hire purchase clerk. |
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| Its sophisticated financial products include hire purchase, leasing, insurance brokerage as well as insurance premium financing. |
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| The first expensive consumer durable and symbol of respectability, bought on hire purchase, was the piano. |
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| Namfisa is responsible for the supervision of micro-lenders, hire purchase outlets and leasing concerns under the Usury Act. |
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| This represents Britain's credit card, hire purchase and loan companies, which between them control about one third of British consumer debt. |
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| Taking out an unsecured personal loan or hire purchase are the two traditional ways of funding a new car purchase. |
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| The hire purchase allows a company to build assets without tying up a huge amount of capital money that could be used to grow the business. |
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| As you would expect, car hire is readily available, but don't discount the local bus services. |
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| Classes would also provide drug education and advice on social security benefits, mortgages, financial services and hire purchase. |
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| Then make a list of all you owe, like mortgages, hire purchase agreements, loans or credit. |
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| The four most popular options include hire purchase, car loan, leasing and personal contracts. |
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| If you hire someone who has a good reputation and track record, then put your faith in him or her. |
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| Other forms of debt for asset purchases, such as hire purchase and leasing, tend to be difficult for start-up businesses. |
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| It's a good idea to require the owner to hire an electrician to provide the right power and receptacles. |
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| The second thing is that you have waffled on whether you would hire gay people in your administration. |
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| The refusal to bulk in wagonloads and to hire forwarding agents aggravated delays in the delivery of goods as well as station congestion. |
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| He suggests that a club owner spend the extra money to hire an accountant to formally close the books at the end of the year. |
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| Our vast wardrobe of costumes is available for hire too for parties, plays and events. |
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| At the same time, credit card companies and hire purchase outfits are queuing up to let us spend money we don't have yet. |
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| Visitors can hire an audio tape recalling tales of the servants who have served at Harewood. |
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| The CCI also cited examples in the US where off-duty police are available for hire by businesses. |
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| Laptops, other office equipment and a meeting room are all available for hire and the meeting room is free for the first two hours. |
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| Buzz is available for hire at children's parties, hen nights and even stag nights, although his exact role in the latter is unclear. |
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| With the collapse of Spartan hegemony in 371, the fragmentation of Greece was such that it became harder to find allies than to hire troops. |
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| Chris was travelling in a hire care with a friend on a rest day between football matches, when it spun out of control and crashed. |
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| Some individuals can buy and sell elements of an organization or otherwise restructure them, for example, and hire and fire individuals. |
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| The Department of Art History seeks to hire a part-time lecturer to teach the second quarter of our survey of Asian art. |
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| Employers' decisions to hire and retain will be influenced by information asymmetries regarding an individual's human capital. |
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| You will use it to hire several retainers, three bodyguards, and a housekeeping staff. |
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| If you do not have a stroller, they are available for hire at the entrance to the parks. |
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| He really does look as if a men's conservative dress shop is the only place that would hire him. |
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| Klengenberg's firm, Aarluk Consulting, will hire 43 deputy returning officers and 19 poll clerks to help run the election. |
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| If a start-up is yet to hire a CTO, the highest geek on that firm's food chain may be jockeying for the role. |
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| The Principal told me they were only going to hire the music teacher and one other teacher besides himself so that let me out. |
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| They have been forced to hire devotees of sectarian Orthodoxy, who inevitably influence the religious orientation of their students. |
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| The community centre is also available for hire for private functions such as birthday parties and barbecues. |
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| Getting around Italy is relatively easy and cheap, although car hire prices are on the rise. |
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| However, could it be that these registrations are going into car hire fleets? |
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| It is hard to believe that the country would hire foreign mercenaries for military and daily operations. |
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| Thus, companies hire reputable accounting firms to put their stamp of approval on their financial statements. |
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| If you hire an arborist, make sure he or she follows these same disinfection precautions. |
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| We work with inner-cities, hire 100 rookies a year, put them all around the country in 10 of our major places. |
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| The craftsmen I hire are skilled artisans who stay with me from project to project. |
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| For the energetic, pedal boats, rowing boats, canoes and rafts, will be available for hire throughout the weekend. |
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| In fact, many hire companies provide the tackle for coarse fishing, so it's very easy to try your hand at catching bream, perch, roach or rudd. |
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| Cardholders can also get reductions in shops, theatres, car hire outlets and restaurants. |
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| With the budget cuts, the department can no longer afford to hire sessional teachers and have decided to reduce the number of courses offered. |
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| Yet she hasn't the wherewithal to hire lawyers to fight for what she is due. |
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| Lee apparently had enough money to hire an expensive white lawyer and served only a short jail term. |
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| It has a wide range of marine plant available for hire and sale which includes tugs, pontoons, workboats, anchors, chain etc. |
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| This includes international and internal flights and accommodation mentioned above, car hire and the Grand Canyon Picnic tour. |
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| A precious opium-eating den, with a boudoir for hire and an elegant powder room, this hangout is lavish and otherworldly. |
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| They should hire writers that are actual musicians and not a bunch of neck beards who think they're metal music geniuses. |
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| Chavez later said he could never have organized the United Farm Workers until growers could no longer hire braceros during strikes. |
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| Companies also hire a sokaiya to keep other sokaiya and sometimes legitimate shareholders under control. |
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| It also includes a seven day car hire and a connecting flight from Port Elizabeth to Capetown. |
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| Car club members pay a monthly subscription and then hire by the hour for less than usual car hire rates. |
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| People live in a community for decades because they have to hire moving vans to go someplace else. |
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| And they will hire the finest lawyers and planners to navigate their private fortunes safely through the arcane niceties of the tax code. |
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| Cora clenched her jaw as she mentally made a note to hire some guards to give Arlan a sound beating. |
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| Believe me when I say you don't want a bunch of brogrammers, and this may happen if you only hire your buddies. |
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| Settlers, generally unable to contract Fijian labour, preferred to hire Solomon Islanders or Vanuatuans. |
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| The streets are often heavily congested with traffic such that a chauffeur driven car hire is almost a must. |
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| Belt sanders are relatively inexpensive to hire and while sanding and varnishing floors is tough work, buyers will love the results. |
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| Flights to these locations in February are very affordable, and we wouldn't even have to hire a car. |
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| If we pass laws making it illegal both to send spam and to hire spammers to do so on your behalf then we're part way to solving the problem. |
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| Sightseers will be able to hire boats, resembling Venetian gondolas, to take trips on the canal. |
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| The growth in budget airlines and cheap car hire means travel is not difficult. |
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| And for the safety of you and your friends, hire the most buff lifeguard to man the stands on party day. |
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| It would place veterinarians on alert and hire more guards at laboratories researching food pathogens. |
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| You can build farms and plantations, hire sailors and ship captains to build your fleet, and establish trade routes to line your pockets. |
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| Then you go to America when they advertise fairly big, and you can go a coliseum, they'll hire a coliseum, and you'll have 80,000 people. |
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| The DJs here are those that you encounter in the club scene, and not the guy you hire to spin a couple of records at your wedding. |
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| It can cost a bundle to hire a professional to refinish your floors for you, but if you have the time, you can do it yourself. |
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| All accommodation, travel, car hire and travel insurance can be booked through Perfect Places. |
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| Meanwhile, back at the airport, the cost of car hire and charter flights out of Ireland are savage in comparison with our neighbours. |
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| Maybe she should hire herself out as a writer of instruction manuals, you know, in between acting jobs. |
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| They hire themselves out to other farms, working on the land that they love, but bringing home nothing but a paycheck at the end of the week. |
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| A driver quietly explained that, if the guard were fired, he would hire someone to take revenge. |
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| They might have to hire more front-line staff, cut the pen-pushers and be prepared to work closer with community groups. |
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| They can also arrange car hire and tailor-make itineraries, including stopovers at various US cities. |
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| Before you join a private health club or hire a personal trainer, ask the person to show you his or her certification. |
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| When assessing candidates for PR jobs these days, I am just as likely to hire an engineer, a storeman, an accountant or a waiter. |
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| These services would include the hire of a hearse, coffin costs, flowers and embalming. |
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| Minor German states, meanwhile, were more prepared than ever to hire out troops to paymasters in London. |
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| Try stepping outside yourself and look at your resume hypercritically, as an employer looking to hire you would. |
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| You can't buy it in a bottle, hire a custom applicator to put it on or a molecular geneticist to jockey genes for it around in a lab. |
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| The 30-odd bullock cart owners in the city live on the charity of a few traders in the Chalai market who hire them just for old times' sake. |
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| Majestic also offers a sale or return, free delivery to venue and free glass hire agreement. |
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| In today's hyperconnected world, more and more companies cannot and will not hire people who don't fulfill those criteria. |
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| Next weekend if they have set well we'll hire a nailgun and attach the rails, build and hang the gates and staple the sheep netting. |
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| The logical solution was to hire an air-conditioned taxi for the day and tour the main sites in comfort. |
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| They'd have to hire someone to sit me in a wheelchair and push me around all day. |
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| Many reception venues will insist that couples have adequate insurance cover before they will hire out their rooms. |
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| And as in Europe, airports should be free to hire certified private security firms to perform these services. |
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| Let's face it, when the first day of camp is drawing near, there can be a tendency to hire anyone with a clean record that seems reasonable. |
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| And by far the best way to enjoy it is to hire a cabin cruiser and chart a course along its winding length. |
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| The Glenns secured a grant from the Bureau of Land Management to hire someone to clean up the garbage. |
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| He oversees a hodgepodge of intelligence agencies, but he doesn't have the authority to hire or fire agency heads. |
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| If you really want to, as it were, push the boat out, you can hire a private room on this boat, which means you get some nosh as well. |
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| I'm on the road a lot and I need help but I can't afford to hire anybody at this early stage of my business. |
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| If you spend, borrow, set up a business, hire someone or get fired, these are actions that matter. |
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| If you don't get satisfaction from state agencies, hire an independent insurance adjuster. |
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| Selma wanted more corporations to hire her as their primary medical vendor. |
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| You could, of course, try and land your own dinner with a jolly crew on board one of the hire craft that dance across the azure blue seas. |
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| Companies are just not creating enough jobs, despite intense pressure to hire Saudis instead of South Asians and other expatriates. |
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| Not having a PC at home, some weekends I need to hire one for access to the Internet, to use word processing or spreadsheet programs. |
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| I worked as a cardex clerk for one company and was employed at a car hire company. |
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| Irish employers can now hire anyone from the new countries, and many are willing to work for less than their Irish counterparts. |
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| They said they would hire another director to re-edit the movie, to put narration on it, and do additional shooting. |
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| A separate rate would be arranged for families wishing to hire canoes, although many of the details of the project remain under wraps. |
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| Just remember, training is never a bad idea, and you can use a new hire as an excuse to refresh the skills of longstanding staffers, too. |
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| I can't afford to hire one of those chefs who cooks in your home, and I think a Chinese carry-out might be a dead giveaway. |
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| From the start of this year, the president has had the right to effectively hire and fire governors. |
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| If the Broncos would fire him tomorrow, there would be a line of teams willing to fire their coaches and hire him. |
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| We managed to hire a 30 ft fibreglass boat which surprised us as we'd expected something a little less grand this far out in the sticks. |
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| Because if society shuns them and refuses to hire them, then what are they left with besides more crime? |
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| The men advertised in English newspapers to hire girls but also used illegally trafficked women with no paperwork or visas. |
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| Brides, bridesmaids and mothers-of-the-bride can either purchase outfits made-to-order, buy off the rack or hire from the store. |
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| We plan to hire a consultant who can train our year-round staff in emergency management. |
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| You don't have to hire a mason, a formwork carpenter, a concrete finisher, a pump and rebar guy. |
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| He has suggested that he would hire a Pakeha over a Maori of equal merit because, he said, Maori could claim unlimited tangi leave. |
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| I was the only person who had to hire a pair of shoes, she won't let me wear trainers on the big day. |
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| His only choice was to travel to Tijuana and hire a coyote to take him across the border. |
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| Braden suggests that first-timers hire someone with government experience to jump-start a subcontracting venture. |
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| I tell managers, if you hire someone and it's one too many, you're the one who's going to have to tell that person. |
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| The problem with so many miniseries is that television studios can't afford to hire a top-notch cast. |
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| The plant hire company used to launder the proceeds was based on a farm in another county in the southeast. |
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| Although the complainee may hire legal counsel, the complainee is expected to respond personally to requests for information from the committee. |
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| In consequence, the entrepreneurs hire labor and buy capital goods for which there are insufficient real savings to finance. |
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| He is also planning to hire a new chief executive to handle the day-to-day running of the club. |
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| If your budget is tight rent a safari-equipped vehicle, camp in recognised campsites and hire a guide when you feel that you need one. |
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| The third common option is to hire someone who has played at the top level but not had success. |
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| The fact that it is technically in breach of the car hire agreement is, surely, a civil matter and thus just a technicality? |
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| If you're a technophobe, hire someone with computer skills who can help you transfer your paper billing system to a computer program. |
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| Your hospital or birth center might provide a doula, or you can hire one while you are pregnant. |
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| For local entertainment you would have to hire the raucously energetic rock group that rehearses in the village hall. |
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| Small businesses won't expand because they'll actually have to pay fair wages to hire workers instead of paying them with options. |
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| We might be able to hire it out to other clubs as well and get our money back. |
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| We hire a car and drive down the coast to Isla Negra, one of the homes of Chile's most famous poet, Pablo Neruda. |
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| The tourists can merely hire Qualis, and the services of a hostess are optional. |
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| You can also hire bikes and cycle round the island taking in the breathtaking views of Arran on the way. |
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| Yeah, I'd hire some tattered old environmentalist with a bike-trailer to tend to my herbaries. |
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| Due to her contribution, it was not necessary to hire help, except occasionally during haying season. |
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| It'll take a few months to get all the details worked out and actually hire the superintendents. |
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| Alternatively, you could hire a bike and follow the course of the River Loir from Vendome to its confluence with the Sarthe. |
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| And, for those willing to hire a cab, this genial river town serves up a game of golf as good as the chimichangas at Tomatillos. |
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| In the summertime, the bases hire college students from the United States to oversee extra-curricular activities for children. |
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| If both parties to a civil case agree to hire a private judge, they can do so with the prior permission of the county court. |
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| In other words, you need to standardize your IT terminology, and you hire terminologists to do that for you. |
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| If we can hire foreign coaches why can't we go abroad to gain more experience and improve our form? |
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| Companies should hire a dietitian to counsel employees about a balanced diet. |
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| Anglers can obtain permits and hire a boat from John Scotts Shop, Aughagower, Westport. |
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| In the past, they had to hire consultants who extorted a lot of money from them. |
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| He plans to hire a wildlife biologist to help him understand better the dynamics at work. |
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| This is why I want fleet managers, car hire firms, taxi companies and individual motorists to explore the liquefied petroleum gas option. |
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| Always check that the boat you hire or charter has safety equipment on board. |
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| Suddenly, he had a staff and an office and an expense account, and he could hire his friends, as well as artists and writers he'd long admired. |
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| He said 87 objections were received from private hire employees, but none from hackney drivers. |
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| And three-quarters of private hire taxis and 55 per cent of hackney cabs stopped for roadside checks were discovered to have faults. |
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| Private hire cabbies have united with hackney drivers as they prepare for battle over bus lanes. |
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| He tends to hire ambitious people who have their eye on a startup and a knack for the nuts and bolts of practice. |
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| Some builders have gone as far as to hire a security guard to watch the homes under construction during the night. |
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| It's also fun for all age-groups, and people will be able to either bring along their own radio-controlled cars or hire them here. |
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| There are good paths, or so it seems, and the less able-bodied can hire an electric buggy providing they book in advance. |
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| A well-heeled urban escapee who could hire a decent architect could turn this into a smart holiday home. |
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| I can't think of too many recitals where you'd hire two extra singers for a few measures of music. |
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| Afterwards, if you're not in a rush and funds are running low, avoid the taxi experience and hire a dolmus, which is a shared taxi or minibus. |
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| He said it was up to the small-scale miners to organise themselves to hire machines like excavators, caterpillars, et cetera. |
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| Young boys carrying bedrolls start pestering passengers to hire a roll for a good night's sleep. |
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| Many firms I have worked with hire student interns during the summer to produce high-quality plans and drawings. |
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| All the necessary ski equipment is available for hire and is fairly inexpensive. |
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| This weekend's hire car was a Renault Optimist, with all the whizzy features that your striving Unix administrator demands. |
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| The money raised will be used to hire a planning agent to represent the group at an appeal hearing next month. |
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| Mahouts and sometimes, veterinary doctor have to accompany the jumbos if they are given on hire for long hours. |
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| But when he meets her, her effortless charisma leads him to hire her as a dancer. |
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| You don't even need heavy woolens, as in Gulmarg you'll be able to hire snowboots, mufflers, woollen socks, windproof jackets and caps. |
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| It was alleged that some politicians had been fraudulently claiming for accommodation and car hire using their parliamentary travel vouchers. |
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| Even though he didn't go before a judge, he had to hire a lawyer and spent a year preparing his case. |
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| Bandleaders hire no-name designers to churn out a series of generic sketches. |
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| In some instances, that may not be enough to hire a top, entry-level assistant professor. |
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| This means companies will have to hire a lot more people to answer the telephone, but the cost can be charged to public relations. |
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| That's also why smart goverment agencies and companies hire tiger teams to try and break into their own systems. |
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| There were also big wage gains in retailing and construction, two industries that hire a lot of entry-level workers. |
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| Pay the going rate and hire a professional, either permanently or on a proper fixed term contract. |
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| Even if they hire a mixologist to develop cocktails for them, they have to have the follow-through. |
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| Usaid pays an aid organization to hire independent staffers, who then travel to the recipient country and distribute aid as they see fit. |
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| Low enlistment numbers in the nation's military forces once prompted them to hire advertising agencies. |
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| Hands-on owners like Mistress Pim, and owner-captains, hire everyone, but the captain, whether owner or not, is permitted to rate and disrate crew as needed. |
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| The SNP supporter then struck a low blow, musing that it would cost less to hire him to make films in Scotland than it was costing to build the new parliament. |
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| Please, if I misrepresent your views, do not hire death squads to kill me. |
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| Impressed by his unauthorised handiwork, Google proceeded to hire him. |
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| They hire other people to write their books for them, whether memoir or fiction. |
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| They hire heavies to drive minibuses and intimidate our picket lines. |
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| You could hire an off-site bookkeeper part time to do the work online. |
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| I took the skis back to the hire joint and retired for a sleep. |
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| If, on the other hand, your store is a homey place where people tend to linger and chat, you'll want to hire someone who fits into this atmosphere. |
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| The committee's recommendation to hire a new director has been well received. |
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| Grimm has even been actively trying hire staff members for his office in recent weeks after several former aides deserted him. |
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| Producers are not likely to want to hire another actor who may balk at the pressure of filming the major project. |
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