Sentence examples for exchanged work from inspiring English sources

There was also evidence tending to show that the rule referred to was not enforced, and that the baggage master and express messenger frequently exchanged work, and that this was known to the conductor, who made no objection.

There Bernard and Anquetin sold their first paintings, and Van Gogh exchanged work with Gauguin, who soon departed to Pont-Aven.

Dürer had achieved an international reputation as an artist by 1515, when he exchanged works with the illustrious High Renaissance painter Raphael.

Commuting in the early morn, Exchanging work for money.

Sharing and exchanging work also linked neighboring households and knit the community together.

Kinship and nationality ties drew the plainsmen together, and they would travel long distances to visit and exchange work.

They have also described certain norms, like the faena (a system for exchanging work instead of money), for assisting neighbors and building public works.

Thus, farmers tend to hire day laborers, but when they need more help, they use ancient practices for exchanging work instead of offering a salary (like the faena).

But there are plenty of captains who are looking for people who want to exchange work for free passage.

In the short-term, you might check out rural co-ops or communes you could visit and exchange work for room and board.

The cut-off has practical implications, with the galleries exchanging works that sit on the "wrong" side of the line on long-term loan.