Be on and Work for

Be on

Be on verb - Appear in a show, on T.V. or radio.

Work for and be on are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Work for" instead a verb phrase "Be on".

Work for

Work for verb - To be a servant for.

Be on and work for are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Be on" instead a verb "Work for".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Creator / Rupert Grint Meanwhile, Emma Watson has actually worked as a model and seems to be on the brink of a successful fashion career, to say nothing of her work for the United Nations.
  • Western Animation / Moi Renart Dirty Cop: Inspector Tibert may usually be on the side of the law, but is secretly embezzling money and does work for Moufflard.
  • Wuya of Xiaolin Showdown happily offers to work for whatever villain happens to be on the top of the evil heap at that particular moment, only to come crawling back to work for Jack Spicer when said villain gets defeated, or in Catnappe's case is too fickle and lazy to work with.
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