| However, we will need to allow them to relinquish at least some of their responsibility for breadwinning if we want to make this possible. |
| Society is by these elements of culture sustained in the rigours of daily breadwinning and against the challenges of a fleeting world. |
| My ill-health, my isolation, baulked ambitions, and daily breadwinning all conspire to bring me down. |
| He had been along all the pavements of Grub Street, perhaps the most exciting place of breadwinning known to the civilized man. |
| We're undervaluing and underpaying young adults, including potentially breadwinning fathers. |
| The ability of men to earn money became an essential part of their breadwinning role. |
