| Among these gainfully employed canines, there's a range of occupations, from seeing-eye and guard dogs to sheep herders and hunting dogs. |
| Third, they wanted to have increased possibilities for women to be gainfully employed, especially widows. |
| This is all true, of course — I'm lucky to be gainfully employed, and glad my work expenses do get covered. |
| The one-month programme recognises the fact that school children need to be gainfully occupied during summer holidays, he adds. |
| He's local, single, gainfully employed, really cute, not hung up on his ex, not living with his parents, not commitment phobic, very tall, very cute, and intelligent. |
| In all cases, they may not be gainfully employed or entitled to receive any other social benefits. |
