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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a life working" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a lifestyle or existence that is centered around work or employment.
Example: "She often reflects on a life working in the arts, filled with creativity and passion."
Alternatives: "a career-focused life" or "a life dedicated to work".
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So he did both, training for a life working two jobs.
It just took off so fast, this whirlwind of a life, working with all these great photographers, and surrounded by these wonderful, creative people, Andy and all that.
When Thomas Coram returned to London after a life working in Massachusetts, he was appalled to see the discarded children lining the capital's streets.
He said that he would have returned to a life working for the drug dealers, but he saw a Banda Afro Reggae workshop at the detention center.
George wants to run away from a life working as a psychic, but his brother (Jay Mohr) and a girl he meets in a cookery class (Bryce Dallas Howard) insist he use his powers.
The Life and Times of Fanny Hill, a play by April De Angelis, is based on the pornographic novel by John Cleland about a country girl who falls into a life working in Georgian brothels.
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In this version, he is shown to have left a monastery to live a normal life working at a diner with a fiancée.
He will start a new life, working as a doctor; when he is established, he promises to send for them.
In China, meanwhile, Shou-Kung, an electrical engineer, had a grim life working at the television factory.
California Solo / United States (Director and screenwriter: Marshall Lewy) - A former Brit-Pop rocker has long settled for an unfettered life working on a farm outside of Los Angeles.
How to make a life work with one person.
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