1 At trade school, he learned to be an auto mechanic.

2 But auto mechanics have a big advantage over physicians.

3 He wanted to be an auto mechanic, but, really, he pumped gas.

4 Carlos is an auto mechanic who moonlights fixing the cars of friends.

5 Her husband trained to be an auto mechanic,[] but he can't find a job.

6 It consisted of three auto mechanics, a sanitation man, and two foremen.

7 He was an auto mechanic who took good care of his family.

8 She and her husband, Joe, an auto mechanic, have taken their first airplane trips.

9 If the preceding sentence suggests to you something your auto mechanic might say, then I have a Web site for you.

10 Like the guy I told her was an auto mechanic.

11 Auto mechanics categories: car theory, automotive equipment, welding technology, mechanical design, transportation equipment maintenance.

12 This is true if you include "auto mechanics and industrial repairmen " in the Asian totals.

13 In contrast, the United States has dozens of individual skill standards and certificates-for everything from auto mechanics to architects-but no system.

14 Tuition for private-for-profit trade schools that usually specialize in one field, such as hair-styling or auto mechanics, varies widely, and Unger warns students to be wary of unethical operators.

15 Intending to operate the petite Curie herself if necessary, she learned how to drive a car and gave herself cram courses in anatomy, in the use of X-ray equipment, and in auto mechanics.

16 The term "institute" and "college" have been applied to schools for auto mechanics, television repairman, barbers embalmers and others.

17 The degree of overall satisfaction from in Taipei municipal vocational high Schools in the auto mechanics department is toward to "satisfied".

18 Bart's counselor suggested that he take a crash course in auto mechanics before he apply for a job at a local repair shop.

19 Journalists did not fare much better in public approval. TV reporters (23 percent) and newspaper reporters (21) ranked below auto mechanics (26) and nursing home operators (24) on the list.

20 Sinclair also provides traditional training for police officers, firefighters, chefs, nurses and auto mechanics.

21 If you study the law, you become an attorney, and a study of auto mechanics makes you a mechanic.

22 TV reporters (23 percent) and newspaper reporters (21) ranked below auto mechanics (26) and nursing home operators (24) on the list.