Sentence examples for nor working from inspiring English sources

Another boy was a waiter in an Italian restaurant, the other two were in college, and the girl was neither studying nor working.

"I strongly protested that I was not a spy, nor working with any South Korean organisations nor was I hostile to the DPRK," he wrote, referring to North Korea's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

(The term refers to young people who are neither in school nor working; the group comprises about twenty per cent of New York City residents between the ages of sixteen and twenty-four).

Nearly forty-seven per cent of all black men in Chicago between the ages of twenty and twenty-four are neither in school nor working — the highest percentage of any big city.

It is a rich country where 4.8m adults and 1.9m children under 16 a sixth of all of children live in workless households; where four in every 100 girls under 18 get pregnant each year; where even during steady economic growth a tenth of 16-18-year-olds 16-18-year-olds 16-18-year-olds 16-18-year-olds

Her friends smiled, but they were disappointed that I was neither a doctor, like my dad, nor working at a brand-name bank like Goldman Sachs or Morgan Stanley.

Yet a small but growing minority was left "disconnected," reporting they had neither welfare nor work.

He cannot discipline the family's menagerie of pets nor work the remote control.

In 1996, when it passed, about one in eight low-income single mothers said they had neither welfare nor work.

If the locals loathe the store they will neither shop nor work there, in which case it would close and there would be no impact on New Yorkers.

Four students indicated that they would neither study nor work after graduation.