English lessons about job-search

I pack my bag for the new job.

The boxes are still everywhere in my flat.

Tonight I pack my bag for a new city.

My first morning in this city felt heavy.

Last night, my niece drew me a picture.

The sun comes through the window.

I sit by the window on the plane.

Last week I almost said yes to a job.

I stand on the platform.

Tonight I pack for a new city.

The evening air carries roasted corn and spices.

I found an old photo today.

Tonight I finally solved that puzzle that kept me stuck.

My hands feel cold again.

It is late, and the city is still awake.

I almost closed the document last night.

It's late and I'm sorting old papers.

I used to check my friends' job updates every night.

The city is awake, but I am earlier.

I remember the first time I got paid.

I sit with my coffee, and my hands feel heavy.

Today is the last day of my trip.

I walked into the market this morning.

Last night, I found an old photo.

Last night I looked at my friend's new job post.

Tonight I pack my bag for a new city.

I chop the carrots into small pieces.

The market is loud and full of people.

I sent my report yesterday.

I sat next to a man at the coffee shop.

It rained hard today.

I am sitting by the window.

I moved here three weeks ago.

I put on my old running shoes.

I watched the last leaf fall.

I saw my old friend today.

I remember my first English talk with a stranger.

I sit on my suitcase.

I write one full page every morning.

I open my closet and see old things.

Tonight I danced in the kitchen.

I am standing on the platform.

I used to say yes to everything.

My hand is on the mouse.

I stared at the problem for hours.

I packed my bags and moved.

I sat down to write my report again.

I feel a small fear in my chest.

I remember my teacher Mrs. Park.

I stared at my bank balance last night.