Sentence examples similar to make full time from inspiring English sources

A few weeks before the weddings, at a board meeting, he suggested that the mayor's job be made full time.

She said she believes that "education eventually will be the umbrella or glue that holds it all together," and the position of education director has been made full time.

That's not least because the band members were heading into their 30s with relationships and responsibilities that made "full time critical darlings" start to pale in comparison with "steady income from proper job".

In July 1993 he was told he'd be made "full time" and should report to personnel on Monday, Aug. 2, 1993, to sign up for the company's health plan.

He was later made full time.

Some do make full-time professions of it -- as retailers, wholesalers and breeders.

Returnees are refusing to make full-time commitments to their new Chinese employers.

These qualities, which can admittedly make full-time life problematic, have a more positive effect on a visitor, who can revel in the city's extraordinary intactness.

It was enough to make full-time celebrity watchers as well as full-time celebrities do double takes on Saturday at the premiere of the film "Insomnia" at the TriBeCa Film Festival.

Are there reasons that make full-time attendance a challenge for low-income students?

"It's not at all unusual for me to make full-time job offers to my interns," who are also nonexistent.