Sentence examples for Precarious freelance from inspiring English sources

When war broke out in Europe, he was living a precarious freelance life as a journalist in Washington DC and, for reasons that are still obscure, chose to stay in his adopted country rather than enlist back home.

I had a precarious freelance gig and a precarious relationship.

Writing for a living is precarious, especially freelance.

Scannell then had a short period as a prep school teacher before giving himself up to the precarious life of freelance poet, novelist, autobiographer, critic, creative writing tutor, broadcaster.

By Mark O'Connell March 20 , 2014Until about six months ago, when I finally fled the sinking ship of my academic career for the precarious lifeboat of freelance writing, I worked on the top floor of a sleek, contemporary building in the center of Dublin called the Long Room Hub.

When pressed, I identify debt, the precarious nature of freelance work and the prohibitive cost of living, but it strikes me that it's something I've felt since the days when I only had my weekly pocket money to manage.

LONDON — You may not have heard of the "precarious age," but for freelance curators in Europe, the term sums up today's job market.

He was dismissed from the choir school when his voice broke, and he then earned a precarious living as a freelance musician.

His first priority was to pay his dancers and collaborators properly, leaving himself some financial security while he makes the adjustment from the regular wage of a Rambert dancer to the precarious life of a freelance choreographer.

Tunis was then fifty years old, eking out a precarious living as a freelance writer.

Even for a ballerina as gifted and widely courted as Cojocaru, life as a freelance would have been precarious.