Sentences with phrase «other odd jobs»
(among many other odd jobs after college).
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Chances are you've probably had a side hustle at some point in your life — maybe babysitting, house or pet sitting, doing yard work, or performing other odd jobs for neighbors.
After their mother died in a car crash, they were rescued and raised by a nearby commune of mild - mannered, vaguely dazed - looking people who make a living by brewing and selling beer and performing other odd jobs for the nearby community.
Bevirt spent hundreds of hours cleaning up nails and performing other odd jobs at construction sites to earn enough for the costly mountain bikes and computers that would feed his technology habit as the years went by.
He sold pencils, reconditioned cars and did other odd jobs to make money.
«Our kids have always been industrious, working on our farm and doing mechanical repairs and other odd jobs whenever they could,» says Dawn Kuzio.
I taught English plus a few other odd jobs.
Between interning in D.C. with the Discovery Channel, working at the Lancaster CSA I farmed with last summer, teaching yoga, and some other odd jobs, I've been having one crazy, busy summer.
«Between interning in D.C. with the Discovery Channel, working at the Lancaster CSA I farmed with last summer, teaching yoga, and some other odd jobs»....
MacPherson bought it secondhand for $ 2,200 from his earnings as a Good Humor man and other odd jobs.
In between it all I work full time, create the school yearbook, and am next year's PTA secretary, among all the other odd jobs I pick up.
Still supplementing my freelance income with teaching, tutoring, and other odd jobs, I had very little time for career development.
Self - employed could mean unemployed (so could landscaper, painter and other odd jobs, or they could be totally legit).
Gosling plays a man with no name (wink - wink) who works at a body shop by day, but at night masquerades as a driver for hire whom criminals pay good money to extract their cohorts from robberies and other odd jobs.
People whose love language is «Acts of Service» feel loved when their loved ones show their appreciation by doing chores or other odd jobs.