Sentence examples for better freelance from inspiring English sources

Aim at being a better freelance writer by starting a blog and publishing content.

I've tried to keep up with her by looking for better freelance work, cooking better meals, and actually washing my bedsheets.

The family set up the James Foley Foundation and one of their missions has been to try to better prepare freelance journalists for the potential dangers out there.

Often, a functional form of resume works better for freelance writers than a chronological resume because it focuses on specific skill sets and their experience with each one.

"A new design is uploaded to the site every seven seconds," says site cofounder Matt Mickiewicz, with "quality that I would argue is as good or better as any freelance designers out there".

She recalls with satisfaction how Mary Stott, who was appointed women's editor in the interim, had "changed women's journalism" for the better, so that her freelance pieces could move on to "amazing" new topics, like child safety and how "intellectually dreary" it could be to live in suburbia.

After meeting traveling developers and designers following a trip to Vietnam, Agrawal decided that there must be a better way to handle freelance working — not just from the point of view of talent, but also the clients using the services themselves.

Soon, co-founder Liran Kotzer says, the company will launch a new product for freelances to better promote themselves online.

The protests at the newspaper, Al Ahram, by freelance reporters demanding better wages and more independence from the government, snarled one of the state's most powerful propaganda tools and seemed to change its tone: On Wednesday, the front page, which had sought for days to play down the protests, called recent attacks by pro-Mubarak protesters on Tahrir Square an "offense to the whole nation".

Tomorrow I will start contacting bigger and better papers and magazines about freelance work.

It has successfully bullied big television news organisations to offer better training and insurance for freelances in hotspots.But the real problem is the danger, not the bosses.