earn a livelihood造句

• She starts working as a maid to earn a livelihood.
• Cerfbeer protected all Jews who were willing to earn a livelihood by manual labor.
• He travelled to Kharagpur to earn a livelihood.
• Thayanar and his wife struggled to earn a livelihood and starved for days together.
• As many as 500 tribespeople in the Nilgiris earn a livelihood catching endangered monitor lizards.
• Sargent's early enthusiasm was for Salon, and gaining commissions to earn a livelihood.
• About 1806 he began to earn a livelihood as tutor in Greek and Latin to university students.
• Martin says he cannot earn a livelihood in his chosen profession unless he can ride in a cart.
• For the studious woman as for others who earn a livelihood the academic calling is only a temporary position.
• Policies should help them earn a livelihood from the forests even as they manage and conserve them, he said.
• The government also promised to provide a special program of education and training designed to help the Indians to earn a livelihood.
• The mission is to ensure all students acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to earn a livelihood and to allow personal growth.
• Many erotic dancers say that being a nude " object of the male gaze " to earn a livelihood is not degrading.
• We want the U . S . to adopt a soft attitude toward those hard working Pakistanis whose only concern is to earn a livelihood,
• All infrastructure projects, and particularly roads that connect cities and farmlands, impact the farmers and their ability to earn a livelihood from farms.
• Mus'Art Gallery is convinced the arts can enable a lot of people, particularly youths, earn a livelihood engaging in the arts.
• In 1814, after the death of his wife's parents, he was compelled to earn a livelihood, and he became a merchant.
• Poverty forced many lesser nobles to work to earn a livelihood, and their sons entered education institutions to train for civil service or professional careers.
• The NYPD begins to enforce obscure technicalities which govern the uses and dimensions of the sidewalks, thereby making it more difficult to earn a livelihood.
• Since then, thousands of pages of documents have been filed suggesting how best to reduce fishing pressure, while still allowing fishermen to earn a livelihood.