Sentence examples for consistent living from inspiring English sources

2. Failing to make a consistent living as an actress will be the best thing that ever happened to you.

But freelancing is a constant grind, too: you have to pound the pavement to drum up work and it can be tough to maintain a consistent living.

That will be gone if players cannot make a consistent living in the forecourt or perhaps fans will have to settle for the contrast provided by men willing to take bigger risks than opponents from the baseline (see del Potro).

(Note: many reading this have probably had a good laugh at my stunning lack of preparation for a day job lifestyle. "Why didn't he have a plan?" Actually, I did have a plan, but the job was going to be as a semi-successful rock musician making a consistent living wage. Silly me. I'm glad I learned to type!) It's going to be O.K., though.

Comparison groups are then selected, consisting of all those in the remaining sample who remain in a consistent living arrangement for up to 6 years (t0– t5), starting from the wave in which they first provided a full interview and were in the target age range.

Along with certain other proposals, the MLC protects 1.5 million seafarers around the world by ensuring minimum and consistent living and working conditions (Milde, 2011, ILO, 2014).

No MC has surpassed his gravitas or authority; no hip-hop act has matched his group for consistent live excitement.

It has a great sound setup and acoustics, and is one of the most consistent live-music-focused venues in north Florida.

FORT WORTH Telegraph Canyon WHO One of Dallas-Fort Worth's most consistent live draws, this dynamically folksy septet has made melodic elasticity its calling card: complex arrangements built around banjo, accordion and percussion that shift from lush to sparse (and back) on a dime.

Irving Azoff: Timeless songs, consistent live delivery and picking the right times and places to do things.

Although neuroendocrine and uterine factors contribute to the age-related decline of successful pregnancy, the consistent live-birth rate of pregnancies from oocyte donation in aging women suggests that the decline in oocyte quality is the major contributing factor responsible for infertility with aging.