| These streets are the marketplace for garrulous gamine Eliza, who ekes out a living selling flowers to wealthy slummers. |
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| These streets are the marketplace for garrulous gamine, who ekes out a living selling flowers to wealthy slummers. |
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| It, too, is poor and its working population ekes out a living by farming and fishing. |
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| Carla Springer, 28, ekes out a living on her ranch by training reining horses and barrel racing riders. |
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| Alam ekes out a living selling pirated CDs, while Noraida takes care of their 10-month old baby. |
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| Like thousands of Kurds he ekes out a living harvesting crops in western Turkey. |
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| Since then she ekes out an insignificant existence between bushes and play devices. |
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| He ekes out a living through his cartoons of politicians in the press and its designs on fabric. |
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| I know now that there are the odd moments of relief as the stress ekes away and the hard weight that felt like it was sitting uncomfortably between your shoulder blades slips off. |
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| Clara Wieck-Schumann and Johannes Brahms see each other for the last time, in Frankfurt where she ekes out a living as a piano teacher after having resigned her position as a teacher at the Frankfurt Academy of Music. |
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| Bowlyn is soon led astray by unscrupulous political opportunists, while Belle ekes out a living as a domestic servant and tries to hold her family, and her dream, together. |
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| Harrys Razanamanitra, who ekes a living selling empty cans and broken glasses, can barely afford to buy food but thinks the new president will make life better. |
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