Sentences with phrase «as a sideline»

Because of this, I recommend that either BookExpo or BookCon think about offering educational programs for indie authors and small publishers, not as sideline seminars, but as part of the main event.

That's always been something I've been interested in doing as a sideline,» Whitling tells Legal Feeds.

There are some wonderful resources available to help you through this difficult time, such as Sidelines National Support Network, or your local multiples club.

Since he has training in criminology he seeks security work as a sideline.

Jessica Hamzelou discusses companies that sell DNA tests to consumers almost as a sideline, the real value being in the data they gather (7 October, p 22).

She often felt that the partners saw her family practice as a sideline service they were happy to provide their corporate clients provided they didn't have to touch... [more]

We do not sell homeowners or auto insurance and provide life insurance as a sideline.

Still, those encounters — as well as some profanities — play as sideline diversions in a plot that focuses on Burt's mission to get to the flats and let «er rip.

My father raised ducks and native chicken as sideline for rice farming and as farmer - partner of a certain research institution.

In the late 1960s, four Chicago public school teachers, led by Dan Goodwin, CEO, decided to invest in real estate as a sideline to earn money over and above their $ 6,000 - per - year teaching salaries.

In 2013, at 24, she invested her life savings and bought County Fabricators, a structural steel and miscellaneous metals fabricator in Pleasantville, New York, that her dad and uncle had founded as a sideline to their civil general contracting business.

At first, they treated the product as a sideline, cooking it up in kitchen pans and selling it to the same health - food stores that carried the skin care products.

A spike beyond that level is unlikely as some sidelined oil producers would then have incentives to ramp up production.

As a sideline learned of how Spirulina rids the body of metals through research on blue green algae.

I read in the media today that, the AFC secretary saying, Arsenal could have this Ucl knockout game successfully executed over Barca as some the sidelined Gunners would have returned to action from their injuries to boost the attacking options of the Gunners before the 1st leg is played.

A high school quarterback and tight end from Waldwick, N.J., Fiore worked his way through Hofstra; he played football as a sideline.

We don't want to get off on an overwrought parody of a witty comedian's trademark conceit, but during his debut as a sideline reporter, Dickerson self - immolated faster than a Buddhist monk on a Saigon street.

They are a simple concertina binding, something I've made in various forms over the years as a bookbinder and something I thought would work well as a sideline to the main books and jewellery.

MomsTEAM: In light of research on King - Devick, do you find absence of inclusion as a sideline evaluation tool surprising?

In a March 11, 2015 «Well» blog New York Times health reporter, Gretchen Reynolds, reported on a new study by NYU researchers, including Laura Balcer, a member of MomsTEAM Institute's Board of Advisors, about the use of a simple, rapid, and inexpensive visual test called King - Devick as a sideline screen to help identify athletes as young as five wit

You may then find that he will then learn academic skills as a sideline.

About, for instance, the $ 16 million Cayman Islands hedge fund that he's been operating as a sideline to his congressional duties (which Grayson insists is a «family investment partnership» registered in the offshore tax haven only because «the securities lawyers told us we had to do it that way»).

Now, though, as we're in the midst of a drawn out budget showdown, he's been described as sidelined.

It began to crystallise as a science in the early 1990s when a few food - loving scientists started meeting with chefs to study the chemical and physical processes of cooking as a sideline to their research.

This, a physical chemist and a former editor of the magazine Pour La Science, first began his testing as a sideline, alone in a laboratory he'd set up at home.

Have you ever consider dog walking as a sideline?

We all were under an impression that Captain America might die in «Civil War» which of - Corse didn't happen as they sidelined the real comics story - line, where Captain America was supposed to die in Captain America: Civil War as per the comics.

As a sideline story to The Bourne Ultimatum, The Bourne Legacy introduces operative Aaron Cross (Jeremy Renner).

There, Bjarnason told publishing - house chiefs: «Most of you will think of digital as a sideline until you are a sideline.»

For most people, particularly with your first book, you are trying to write and self - publish as a sideline to your day job.

Unlike some other conversion companies we are not web designers without a true understanding of books and doing eBook conversion as a sideline — we are book people first, with a thorough knowledge of book layout and design.

Yes, it's possible for a retailer to be buying comics from Diamond for just 35 % off of cover... but that would be a very small shop or one that is just doing comics as a sideline.

Followup question to these commenters (@JoeTaxpayer and @littleadv): What if you are doing a little side contracting as a sideline to your main job?

Backyard breeders are people with one or two dogs who breed as a sideline.

Travelers are welcome to join in on the craziness, not as sidelined spectators but as costumed participants, parading with mas bands such as Fantasy and Tribe.

The platform also helps organisations generate new revenue streams and monetise existing inventory such as sideline passes, stadium tours, and exclusive souvenirs.

Running We Occupy as a sideline has meant I can stay true to this ethos and not feel pressured into selling «popular» work to pay the rent.

According to the book Sundae Best: A History of Soda Fountains, customers of restaurants and soda fountains that were concerned about touching their lips to a glass that another customer used (and which might not be disinfected), were offered straws made from the stalks of rye grass, hand - cut and cured as a sideline by farmers that already grew rye for animal feed.

Either way, you may end up concluding that Craig should take up travel writing as a sideline, if not give up law altogether.

Unlike law firms, these companies don't regard their periodicals as a sideline, a nice marketing tool — they treat them the same way law firms treat their work product, as the lifeline of their businesses.

Even property owners who are just doing rental as a sideline — maybe as part of a family investment fund or as part of a retirement savings plan — are now considered to be «conducting a trade or business,» so the 1099 reporting requirement now applies to them.

Presumably, the rest make comfortable livings but know they could do better, regard their real estate career as a sideline, or struggle to get by on what income they can earn from walk - in customers and friends.

He had studied bookbinding in Germany, and, using his meticulous skills, he began crafting desk accessories wrapped in leather as a sideline.