seeker造句

a seeker of the truth.

So what's a job seeker to do?

of a seeker; far from the object sought.

She was primarily a seeker of meaningful existence,a learner.

He was a New England seer and seeker.

Another "desperate job seeker" wrote: "Why not take up the job?"

Her detractors have, predictably, damned her as an attention-seeker, a disgrace or a pervert.

Let's say you are a job seeker and you are on an interview.

Yu Miao, a 24-year-old college graduate, was one job seeker.

Edgar Snow was a reporter and a journalist. He was a doer, a seeker of facts.

A seeker of silences am I, and what treasure have I found in silences that I may dispense with confidence?

The BAE Systems seeker provides infrared imagery of the targeted warhead to guide the interceptor to its target.

Whether you believe it or not, the ancient legend has fired the romantic imagination of many a pleasure-seeker here.

Fortunately for the job seeker, you can use tools to figure out which words are optimal for your resume.

Othe topics include delving into personality and determining how likeable the job seeker will be to the staff.

What the shotgun method lacks—and what every job seeker needs—is a specific idea of the job they want and a plan on how to get it.

One job-seeker attached a shoe to a resume as “a way to get my foot in the door,” a respondent told the survey.

Abstract: Angular glint error (AGE)is the main factor affecting angle tracking of millimeter wave (MMW) radar seeker so must be suppressed.

But the resulting conversation will be have much more value in terms of finding the best possible solution while empowering and honouring the advice-seeker.

He was a New England seer and seeker, both an accepter and a renouncer, a quiet man and a busy man, who liked 'dry light, and hard clouds, hard expressions, and hard manners'.

German thrill-seeker junkie Dirk Auer (see photo), 36, has set a new world record, roller skating down an 860m rollercoaster at speeds of 90 km per hour in Stuttgart, the Sun reported.