Sentences with phrase «unemployed men who»

The influx of unemployed men who've left their homes for a new, thoroughly American, and probably - doomed shot at redemption on the oil fields is the subject of Jesse Moss's Sundance - feted The Overnighters, a complex look at how this mass exodus and uneasy resettlement has brought the residents of Williston to the limits of their compassion and brotherly love.

My relationship with a broke, long term unemployed man who lives with his mother has just ended.

A desperate, unemployed man who lives with his mother weaves an ever - growing web of lies to impress a beautiful woman.

Not exact matches

Of course life long bigots (who are largely low skilled unemployed white men) support our president elect as well.

Of course, many women choose not to work full time, but even among those who are working, available for work or actively looking, the number of unemployed or underemployed women is significantly greater than among men.

The group that he led included people with considerable formal education (trainee ministers), who were used to working with the written and spoken word, as well as people with little education — unemployed men from the most depressed parts of Glasgow who were manually skilled and practically minded.

So yes a women can date and support a man who is unemployed but it's never worth the while or the time when he is going to be selfish and not try to repay the favors.

I'm 31 years old and I'm currently dating a 32y old man who is unemployed, uneducated, has no car, and lives at home with his mommy.

The men, who are often unemployed, incarcerated or earning poverty - level wages, said they feel that if they can't contribute financially, there is no place for them in the children's lives.

An Ikeja Magistrates» Court in Lagos on Thursday remanded at the Kirikiri Prisons, Apapa, an unemployed man, Jubril Aja, who confessed to stealing water taps valued...

Many of them already find the odds stacked against them: the poor white boys who struggle through school; the young black men who are twice as likely to be unemployed as their peers; the children growing up in the poorest neighbourhoods.

«Three hundred carriage drivers — men and women who have devoted their lives to caring for horses — will be unemployed if this bill is passed.»

I was friends once with a man who had a lot of «issues» — was broke and basically unemployed, lived in a hovel often without utilities, needed his parents to still support him and his son, etc. yet he found a lonely middle aged woman who was a doctor to marry him and take him in!

75 % of women in a ForbesWoman survey said they would turn down a marriage proposal from a man who is unemployed.

I find it more than interesting that right away the article defines «sugar baby» as «young, attractive women who provide companionship for older, wealthier men»... this gets back to the question of what is «young» «attractive» and what constitutes «companionship»... also to note, it is «wealthier» not «wealthy»... that relative term means if the SB is unemployed and the SD has a job, he's technically «wealthier» than her!

If the sisters are all sluts, almost as irritating are the generally unflattering portrayals of brothers as shallow and shiftless buffoons, such as Chauncey (Clifton Powell), an unemployed alcoholic who boasts «I'm a mother - bleeping man» while being fellated, only to be stabbed in the chest during the act by the ex-girlfriend (Angell Conwell) providing the oral favors.

When unemployed tradesman Dennis Nash (Andrew Garfield) is evicted along with his mother (Laura Dern) and his young son, he is a desperate man who would do anything for work.

The movie teams Law with director Kevin Macdonald in a tale that follows Robinson, an unemployed submarine captain and former British Navy man who is hired to lead an expedition to find a sunken sub supposedly loaded with gold, supposedly sent as a bribe to Hitler.

The movie follows an aristocrat who, after becoming a paraplegic following a paragliding accident, hires an unemployed man with a criminal record to be his caregiver.

Are you writing for men or women, younger or older people, folks who are employed or unemployed?

The bigger snapshot of the day shows a fragile tinderbox of young Afro - Caribbean men who were unemployed, with lots of time on their hands, engaging in marginally legal and illegal activities for pocket change and something to do.

The newest issue reveals his secret origin, as an unemployed young man who, in his depression, discovers a special talent for rescuing ass - faced children from giant crab beasties.

If we can deploy non-fossil sources of energy that are cheaper then fossil based energy then who cares if man made climate change is real... except for a few unemployed academics.