Sentence examples for get unpaid from inspiring English sources

Nonprofits are definitely better positioned to get unpaid volunteers, and rightly so.

During Stax's court battles with CBS, many Memphis musicians resorted to suing the label in an attempt to get unpaid salaries and royalties.

The wider public will have little sympathy for them: there will always be support for turning HMRC into something like the all-powerful IRS in Washington, with its reputation for dawn raids and kicking down doors to get unpaid funds.

Students are stressed out because there are few paid internships and it's even hard to get unpaid ones.

Journalism grads fought to get unpaid internships at smart, small magazines and the only money was in the publisher's pocket.

Only 2 in 10 working parents said they had gotten unpaid assistance from their parents in the previous month, and only one in 50 got eight or more hours of help.

This might mean getting unpaid work experience--volunteering or doing freelance work outside of your lab-based day job.

Something dubious obviously, anything from getting unpaid Facebook ads and shares in front of unsuspecting techie targets or propagating computer viruses or who knows.

Even college graduates with good grades, experience and connections often have to take unpaid internships to get a foot in the door.

Written and directed by Dan Gilroy (co-writer of "The Bourne Legacy"), it sees Mr Gyllenhaal playing Lou Bloom, an unemployed, 30-ish Los Angeles native who can't even get an unpaid internship in a scrapyard.

And the campaign has shown little interest in the time-honored practice of screening ads for the press before putting them on television or the Web in an effort to get an unpaid bounce and kick up coverage.