Examples of using Also worked for in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It also worked for him.
The group quickly hired new management, who also worked for Blondie and Suzi Quatro.
You also worked for me.
In addition to their work in Latvia and Israel, they also worked for 18 other countries.
Andy also worked for Enron.
The group quickly hired new management, Toby Mamis, who also worked for Blondie and Suzi Quatro.
Heather also worked for Anonymous?
She took care of the home and volunteered at shul, but also worked for a while at the factory.
She also worked for John Kerry.
This law required AP to hire reporters who also worked for the Nazi party's propaganda division.
Adam also worked for justice and peace consciousness.".
(The Nazi regime) required AP to hire reporters who also worked for the Nazi party's propaganda division.
He also worked for the release of prisoners in East Germany.
Though he still technically labored for the United States, he also worked for himself.
She also worked for her father, who was a Hawaiian territorial senator.
In addition, he named two seventeen-year-old telegraph boys who also worked for Hammond: George Alma Wright and Charles Ernest Thickbroom.
Kip also worked for Make magazine who hired him to shoot and produce its weekend project clips.
She has worked as a photographer for the British Council, CARE and the United Nations; and also worked for the Yemeni embassy in Washington, D.C. as a consultant on cultural affairs and for the Yemeni Ministry of Human Rights, focusing on women's issues.[1].
She also worked for civil society organizations, including the Brazil Foundation and the Maré Center for Solidarity Studies and Action.
She has worked as a photographer for the British Council, CARE, the Royal Netherlands Embassy, the French Cultural Centre, and the United Nations; and also worked for the Yemeni embassy in Washington, D.C. as a consultant on cultural affairs and for the Yemeni Ministry of Human Rights, focusing on women's issues.
As a student she also worked for the production company Les films de la drève, where she was mentored by Jean-Jacques Andrien.
Beginning in 2007, Franco worked for state representative Marcelo Freixo as a consultant, and she coordinated the state legislature's Committee for the Defense of Human Rights andCitizenship.[1][2] She also worked for civil society organizations, including the Brazil Foundation and the Maré Center for Solidarity Studies and Action.[3].
Karl also worked for the underground newspaper"Rattenkruit"(rat poison) and took part in the assault against Amsterdam's registration of address office on March 28.
Karl Alexander studied at the Universities of Strasbourg, Würzburg, and Mainz and then subsequently went on a European tour. In 1797, he was appointed successor to his ailing father's position as Prinzipalkommissar at the PerpetualImperial Diet in Regensburg. Karl Alexander also worked for the Thurn and Taxis postal empire, operating during a decline due to the gradual loss of territory as a result of the Napoleonic Wars.
Ray also worked for the struggle against racism in Achssarab appear in Georgia which was the separation of races, not the black spectators were allowed to enter the hall with those bricks.
In 2004, McCray left Thompson's office to work in the private sector.[16]She worked for five years at Maimonides Medical Center.[9] She also worked for Citigroup in its public relations department for six months before deciding it was"not a good fit".[8] During her husband's campaign for mayor of New York City in the 2013 election, she edited his speeches and helped interview candidates for staff positions.[8].
He also worked for emancipation, leading the attack on the Test and Corporation acts, which were repealed in 1828, as well as towards legislation limiting working hours in factories in the 1847 Factory Act, and the Public Health Act of 1848.
Gröger joined the resistance movement of Gerrit van den Veen, a sculptor.Karl also worked for the underground newspaper"Rattenkruit"(rat poison) and took part in the assault against Amsterdam's registration of address office on March 28. This assault killed no one but probably saved thousands of lives of Dutch Jews and other citizens.
Both father and son Hellerstein also worked for Stroock, Stroock, and Lavan, a Rothschild funded law firm which, incidentally, represented Larry Silverstein in his bid to lease the towers.

