Sentence examples similar to moving to full time from inspiring English sources

A tax cut means less UC... Once people have a job, any job- they can move to full time work.

She explained further that she didn't have insurance from her job- she started as part time and once she moved to full time status they never offered her health insurance.

Initially this person will be part time but will move to full time at the beginning of year two.

Most of our MSW students take two years of full-time study, but we also offer accelerated programs that enable students to earn their degrees in as little as one year or 16 months*, as well as graduated programs that allow students to complete their study in three or four years (they begin part-time, moving to full-time later).

But after his comments sparked headlines suggesting he was moving to full-time political activism, he tweeted: "Before this gets ridiculous, I said I'm thinking I might start acting less and maybe even stop for a while at some point but don't know yet".

Once you are supervising 4 or 5 people, you have essentially moved to full-time management.

AD: He had already moved to full-time freelancing around WebGL.

In order to solve this problem Jones moved to full-time sampler and Mick Thomson joined as a guitarist.

Some "will start using it as a weekend house and gradually make the move to full time".

Though he still works about 12 hours a day, the move to full-time chocolate suits him, not to mention the public.

Boyce hopes to secure a move to full-time football this summer.