Sentence examples for full-time commercial from inspiring English sources
As one of New York's very few full-time commercial spaces devoted mainly to contemporary African art, Skoto Gallery is worth keeping an eye on.
She returned but never recaptured the momentum: if it meant diluting standards or becoming a full-time commercial impresario, she did not want to.
In the more restricted sense of a specialized, full-time commercial activity, retailing began several thousand years ago when peddlers first began hawking their wares and when the first marketplaces were formed.
It has its own fleet of about 10 full-time commercial shrimpers, which provide the restaurant with its lobsterlike rock shrimp and more firmly textured Royal Red shrimp, among other Florida varieties.
To do this, first the curricula of different full-time commercial schools (represented in all German federal states) and (the most popular) commercial apprenticeship tracks, as well as widely used textbooks were analysed.
If the car is regularly used to ferry passengers, it will have a shorter lifespan than a civilian car -- perhaps less than four years for a full-time commercial driver compared to more than 11 years for the average car.
Several are now working as professional performers, and two biological female graduates are working full-time at commercial clubs like Lucky Pierre's, something that Vinsantos says is very rare for traditional Southern drag.
Do not open a "full-time" or "commercial location" too soon!
At the same time he maintained a full-time job at Commercial Decal, a china company in Mount Vernon, N.Y., where he started out as a decal artist and retired in 1993 as executive vice president.
After his Ph.D., Schwartz accepted an offer to stay at Thales, where he still does research full-time, pursuing a commercial product out of his doctoral project and working to transform new, promising matter-wave sensor technologies into concrete, practical applications.
The 39-year-old mother of two began her IPC world championships campaign having combined 30 hours a week of sprint training with a full-time job as British Athletics' commercial director as well as managing a smallholding of three sheep, two lambs, 11 chickens and a pair of rabbits.
