He has to stay crime-free, and part of that is being gainfully employed, so now I'm going to do what I can to help him find a job.
The waiter in that fictional example is just fine, and is now gainfully employed in another cartoon as a top chef.
If she becomes upset, feel free to make up a friend — let's call her Hilda — who had an identical problem, and is now gainfully employed after learning to modulate her voice.
The largest single group, more than one-third of the total, consists of workers whom the U.S. Bureau of the Census calls "managerial and professional". And a larger proportion of the total adult population than ever before almost two-thirds in the United States, for instance—is now gainfully employed in every developed, non-Communist country.
She's now gainfully employed and moving up in her job at the Greater Chicago Food Depository.
A little under a month ago, I started my first post-graduation job and am now gainfully employed as the social worker/social care coordinator at a free clinic in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
AS: [Laughs.] He's graduated now and gainfully employed, so he's off [doing his own thing].
But, now...to be gainfully employed and make a living wage it seems you must be specialized.
Now that you're gainfully employed, and have literally and stylistically outgrown your 87 pairs of sneakers (surely they'll be worth a lot on eBay one day), you are in luck.
Now that Joel is gainfully employed again, Amy is able to breathe easier but is not willing to spend money taking the two little girls to Disney World: "We are putting $50 from each paycheck into savings now," she says.
"Anybody who works with the Green Bay Packers can send the bill over to me and I'll be happy to make amends, now that I'm gainfully employed, at least for the time being.
