Fields
Fields noun - United States comedian and film actor (1880-1946).
Jobs
Both words in one sentence
- Carrot Top: All of us have farms that currently require infrastructural work laying new irrigation pipes, mending broken fencing, rearranging fields — but these jobs require such a large initial investment that we cant afford to ever get started.
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In Germany, there's been a notable increase in the number of young people wanting to go into gastronomy and hotel management after jobs in these fields were disproportionately frequently given to Soap Opera characters.
Source: The Red Stapler -
In The First Wives Club, each of the ex-husbands end up humiliated at their various fields, a couple losing thier jobs when thier long-term cheating is discovered and Gil (a racist who drove his ex-wife to suicide) going to jail for insider trading.
Source: Laser-Guided Karma
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