Sentence examples for nomadic job from inspiring English sources

In a nation fractured by ethnic tension, Mr. Bashardost brands himself a pluralist, a natural outgrowth of his childhood, he said, when he lived all over the country because of his father's nomadic job as a government agricultural official.

The trend, career experts said, is an outgrowth of today's nomadic job culture, as well as an attitude among many young people open to adventure and big experiences — and, yes, a bit of indulgence.

Moreover, with the number of cafés growing from under 2,000 in 1991 to over 14,000 today, these people now have plenty of places to go.Their habit may also herald a deeper trend in the workforce: an era of nomadic teleworkers, whose jobs are no longer tied to one particular spot.

After Jonathan's death, an adult Clark spends several years living a nomadic lifestyle, working different jobs under assumed identities, anonymously performing good deeds, and struggling to cope with the loss of his adoptive father.

Society became increasingly nomadic with improved transportation and job opportunities.

His father was a General Motors executive whose job entailed a nomadic existence.

Some young people are abandoning nomadic life for lucrative urban jobs.

She became a Rudolf Steiner teacher and married a fellow teacher, but neither family life nor teaching jobs slowed her nomadic drive.

And Mr. Doty said that the clerestory windows took him back to a childhood home in suburban Tucson — just one of many places his nomadic family inhabited; his father's Army Corps of Engineers job meant moving around a lot.

But Luxemburgo — possibly the most nomadic coach, even in Brazil, with 28 jobs since 1983 — tried it again when he briefly managed Real Madrid.

"We wanted to see if it was possible to combine this nomadic hippie life with a nine-to-five job," Smith explained.