| In recent years, I've been very involved in conflict resolution to solve community problems, which is currently how I earn a living. |
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| Teaching offered both social respectability and an opportunity to earn a living. |
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| Would you be willing to pay a fourth of a penny more for your chalupa if it meant that farm workers could earn a living wage? |
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| She also said that she couldn't live in Australia to be close to her old and ailing mother because she couldn't earn a living there. |
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| He emigrated to England at a young age, to work on farms with other members of his family to earn a living. |
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| Art is a strong reaffirmation that people, wherever they are in the world and whatever they do to earn a living, share the same basic emotions. |
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| For the last 11 years I've attempted to earn a living from my skills as a carver and sculptor. |
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| For him, the opportunity for blacks to earn a living and acquire property was more important than the right to vote. |
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| William spent many years as a philomath while continuing to earn a living teaching and playing music. |
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| Unless you tow a boat or trailer, or need an SUV to earn a living, is an eight-cylinder engine worth the extra cost of taking out a large loan? |
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| He stuck labels on jars to earn a living and slept in a rat-infested warehouse in the slums of London. |
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| The crux of the matter is whether the future holds hope for people who prefer to stay at home instead of going abroad to earn a living. |
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| If Darryl Berry played any other sport but golf, he would probably earn a living from it. |
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| Farming does not pay and many have had to look beyond the fields for additional ventures to earn a living wage. |
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| When the worse gets to the worst, a number of people end up indulging in various societal vices to earn a living. |
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| The professional dog walker is giving a service and has the right to earn a living. |
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| Many earn a living by selling sheep and goats for meat, dung for fertilizer, and wool. |
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| Finally, to earn a living, she plays nanny to Ray, an eight-year-old with emotional issues, who dresses and acts like a fussy old battleaxe. |
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| Indeed, there is a seemingly endless list of other ways they could earn a living. |
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| To earn a living he became the art master in a school for young ladies in Liverpool. |
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| Little did they think that the time would come in my life when I would depend upon being able to talk to earn a living for the family. |
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| You take a guy who works hard all week trying to raise a family and earn a living. |
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| To earn a living Austin became the art master in a school for young ladies in Liverpool. |
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| Some 70 percent of the Balinese earn a living from agriculture. |
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| Because he had a tractor, Nikola was able to earn a living as a farm hand in the largely corn-growing region. |
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| She used to earn a living as a street vendor in down-town Port-au-Prince, but after the earthquake all her merchandise was looted. |
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| They became pot-menders, horse-traders or soothsayers in order to earn a living. |
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| Cast about for pictures of Canadians fishing to earn a living or just for sport. |
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| The Tapias are ragpickers who earn a living from a nearby municipal dump. |
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| Single woman without employment, is often beaten by her father who does not earn a living. |
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| This makes it much harder for women trying to support themselves but who need child care to earn a living wage. |
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| Still, everyone has to earn a living, and Thor is jolly, boisterous, and altogether honorably executed. |
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| He was so poor he had to beg for food to survive, then worked as a manservant to other more fortunate students to earn a living. |
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| Yesterday I met with some private woodlot owners who earn a living by making good use of their land. |
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| This imported natural gas will also hurt ordinary working Canadians who earn a living in our oil and gas industry. |
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| Health insurance provides financial support to protect your family if you or your spouse becomes ill or disabled and is unable to earn a living. |
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| Through a person's work, they earn a living for themselves and their family, and they contribute to the reconstruction of their community. |
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| The ability to earn a living that can feed their family and better their lives. |
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| The brutal killing of 12 Nepalese who had gone to Iraq simply to earn a living had shocked the conscience of humanity. |
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| People there do whatever they can to earn a living, and are not resentful for it. |
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| It was only at a later stage that the technical skills needed to earn a living were introduced. |
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| People with disabilities need to earn a living and contribute to the support of their families. |
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| Iwanchysko says holistic farm management is more than a way of producing food to earn a living. |
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| It would obviously be a lot easier to earn a living singing praise songs for rich people. |
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| In purely practical terms, he was the first Trinidadian artist to actually earn a living solely from his art, paving the way for two generations of professional artists. |
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| Many critically acclaimed photographers teach to earn a living. |
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| In order to ensure her ability to earn a living, she must relocate, abandon her children, and deny her previous marriages, all in order to secure her marketability as a wife. |
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| As if the many other problems besetting agriculture at the present time were not enough, the weather is now heaping further woe on those who earn a living off the land. |
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| He subsequently led a simple life as one of the New England transcendentalists, writing poems, essays, and two books while trying to earn a living. |
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| I was too busy working and training bird dogs to try to earn a living for my family to be concerned with who was in the gallery and what they did for a living. |
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| In fact, she's a shrewd operator who has always preferred to get out there and earn a living, even if the roles haven't exactly been Oscar contenders. |
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| We can stand here and give all the excuses we want but tell the person who is earning that kind of money, trying to earn a living out there and watching the price go like that at the pump. |
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| I love that I can earn a living doing what I love to do! |
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| In India, the ILO works with the New Delhi Network of Positive People to develop skills and provide materials for women who have lost their husbands to AIDS so that they can earn a living. |
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| Such clauses must respect the balance between an employer's right to protect its business interests and an employee's right to earn a living in his or her chosen field. |
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| If an older woman today does not have the opportunity of having an easy, happy and worthy retirement, it is because she did not have the opportunity to earn a living in the past. |
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| There's a human element to consider: for instance, counterfeit goods have a major impact on the people who earn a living dreaming up and actualizing your favourite song or video game. |
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| New paradigm shifts are occurring that will shake traditional notions about how people earn a living and participate in the world of work. |
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| Often three or more part time jobs are pieced together to earn a living. |
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| However, for many decades it remained difficult if not impossible for golfers to earn a living from prize money alone. |
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| Moore felt that he was not being fulfilled by this job, and so decided to try to earn a living doing something more artistic. |
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| They don't seem to want to work to earn a living. They think they can make money out of thin air. |
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| Martineau, then 27 years old, stepped out of the traditional roles of feminine propriety to earn a living for her family. |
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| For many years William, like Alfred before him, had needed to produce a constant output of original paintings to earn a living. |
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| This is an opportunity for those who wish to come to this country as temporary caregivers, who would then have the opportunity to earn a living here and become accustomed or acclimatized to this country. |
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| The Government of Canada is proposing to foreclose on this man, this farmer who cannot earn a living anymore because the Government of Canada has been unsuccessful in getting the border reopened. |
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| A fourth point is that local boatyards must do the repair work, for that is what they are good at, and that provides the people there with money, work and the wherewithal to earn a living. |
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| It also provides an illiterate child with the means to learn a trade, to earn a living, to return to the village, to strive against the rural exodus. |
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| He immediately built a storage shed that collects rain water, which he can use to feed his garden, and which allows him to earn a living, even with only a small parcel of land. |
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| There will never be enough emphasis on the harmful effects of agricultural price volatility: too low and farmers are unable to earn a living and are therefore unenthusiastic to produce. |
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| We must put more pressure on the Member States to introduce a statutory minimum wage, so that it can be taken for granted that women can earn a living wage, because that is the best safeguard against poverty in old age. |
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| We have courageous people, people willing to work, people who are not lazy, who are no slouch and who wish to earn a living, to be able to feed their families and pay for the education of their children. |
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| To earn a living, he sublets his flat to two people who are very different from himself: a beautiful and light-headed student and Jérôme, an overproud graphic designer. |
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| It was seen that the gasoline tax affects everyone who drives to work to earn a living, everyone who has to go the doctor or to the emergency department, for instance. |
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| The Detaining Power shall provide for the support of those dependent on the internees, if such dependents are without adequate means of support or are unable to earn a living. |
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| To earn a living, Mike O' Rear, the manager of the publishing company, assisted by helping me get a house band job at Johnny's Club, just across the Tennessee state line. |
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| During the following several years she wandered about the West, working as cook, dance-hall girl, camp follower, and bawd and doing whatever necessary to earn a living. |
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| Consequently, Dalits have higher levels of infant mortality, illiteracy, and are denied access to basic education, health care, and the opportunity to earn a living. |
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| She drags the makeshift cart across the streets, hurrying to get to the waste dump on time. She is tired and the work tedious, but it is the only way she can earn a living to support her family. |
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| Because producer price levels for organic produce depend on the general level of producer prices, new opportunities to earn a living can arise on the market for organic farmers. |
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| And I'm aware it's a great luxury in life to be able to do things pretty much for my own personal pleasure and earn a living from them at the same time. |
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| What have you done, until now, to earn a living? |
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| With private enterprise abolished, religious functionaries had no way to earn a living, and rabbis, cheder teachers, Yeshiva students, shochets, and mohels ceased to exist. |
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| Some time after Becket began his schooling, Gilbert Beket suffered financial reverses, and the younger Becket was forced to earn a living as a clerk. |
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