We found 433 examples of how to use work on in an English sentence.
Sentences 76 to 100 of 433.
# | Sentence | |
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76. | I'm not planning to work on Monday. | |
77. | I don't work on Sundays. | |
78. | I don't know if you've noticed or not, but Tom hasn't been getting to work on time recently. | |
79. | I work on my own. | |
80. | We'll work on this tomorrow. | |
81. | I'm going to work on that. | |
82. | We'll work on that first. | |
83. | We'll work on that. | |
84. | We'll work on it. | |
85. | Well, I liked the work on the farm. | |
86. | Tom said he had to work on Saturday. | |
87. | Tom said he doesn't work on Mondays. | |
88. | It's worth mentioning that we need not just contributors of sentences but also people to work on the software. | |
89. | If Tom and Mary work on it together, there shouldn't be any problems. | |
90. | We can solve these problems more easily if we work on them together. | |
91. | This is the problem we should work on first. | |
92. | Let's get to work on that problem. | |
93. | "I work on a farm," said Tom. | |
94. | I can only work on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. | |
95. | We could do with Tom's help. Could you work on him a bit? | |
96. | By putting the work on exhibit, more people will be able to contemplate it. | |
97. | Would you like to come over for dinner after work on Monday? | |
98. | It's always good to work on a team all the members of which feel that they're making a great contribution to the success of some business. | |
99. | I was hoping I wouldn't have to work on Sunday. | |
100. | I'm willing to work on Sunday if you need me to. |