Примеры использования War he worked на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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After the war he worked in economics.
After the war he worked in sugar mills in Queensland, and later settled in Sydney, where he married an Australian woman, Alice Lynch.
During the Second World War he worked at Bletchley Park.
After the war he worked in the Department of Arts of the Ministry of Education.
After the war he worked as a labourer in Sydney.
After the war he worked as a stevedore in Port Melbourne.
After the war he worked as a real estate appraiser.
Before the war he worked for an insurance company.
Following the war he worked on the press in Sydney for several years.
After the war he worked as a wharf labourer in Port Pirie and Sydney.
After the war he worked as a driver and watchmaker.
After the war he worked as a laborer and greaser in South Australia.
After the war he worked at the Banque d'Indochine and in newspapers.
After the war he worked in South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia.
After the war he worked as a lengthsman and a fettler in Mackay area.
After the war he worked as a wharf labourer in Sydney and later moved to Brisbane.
After the war he worked as an electrician, farmer, canecutter and wharf labourer.
After the war he worked as a labourer in Halifax, Queensland, probably cane-cutting.
After the war he worked as a stoker living in Launceston, where he married.
After the war he worked as a coal miner and tried to enlist during WWII.
Before the war he worked as a goldsmith in Mogadishu, where his father was an elder of the Shikal clan.
After the war he worked in the Treasury, and later administered the British honours system.
After the war he worked in Western Australia and Darwin as a fisherman, wharfie, whaler, and prospector.
After the war he worked as a French polisher and upholsterer in country New South Wales and Sydney.
After the war he worked in South Australia as a commercial traveller, and later as a merchant and manufacturer.
After the war he worked as a labourer and a cook in different areas of South Australia and New South Wales.
After the war he worked as a cane cutter and a seaman in North Queensland and drowned tragically in Cairns.
After the war he worked on the ships as a greaser; in 1921 he married an Australian girl, Eva Kay.
During the First World War he worked in the civil service, employing his linguistic skills to produce anti-German propaganda.
After the war he worked as a labourer in New South Wales and Queensland, constantly traveling in search of employment.