Sentence examples for full-time means from inspiring English sources

"Many women believe that staying at home full-time means throwing their education and work experience out the window," says an article posted on the site.

As for cost, there's no flat fee for full-time tuition; students are billed $1,330 per credit hour, and full-time means 12 credits or more, starting at $31,920 for the year.

Full-time means at least 8 h during the day and all night.

He has a really flexible job that allows him to take some extra time off when he needs to, and the fact that I work full-time means that is doable financially too.

Decide what "full-time" means for you.

One of the best set pieces in the book is his portrait of Cooper, a ruthless fourth grader and the daughter of the sound engineer, who is a part-time model and a full-time mean girl.

Training full-time meant the 10 players they signed last year gelled together very well.

What does "full-time" mean to you?

"Dunia's versatility as a footballer is a very valuable asset and being able to bring her to train full time means she is only going to improve".

You might think that covering games full time means that I play a lot of them.

(ID023) Working full time means I only have the weekend to clean top to bottom.