Sentence examples for part-time actors from inspiring English sources

A country so vulnerable to the outrage of part-time actors is a country too vulnerable, perhaps, to continue on course.

Now the part-time actors would have to work three months out of every ten, for only eight months of benefits.

Alongside Ayesha Dharker as Titania and Lucy Ellinson as Puck, local am-dram groups play the Mechanicals, themselves part-time actors who perform a play within the play.

Eventually, though, the other unions rebelled against the arrangement and, this spring, made a more or less surreptitious deal with the bosses to alter it, on the rationale that an excellent remedy for the precariousness of the position of part-time actors already exists: it is called "waiting on tables".

Basically, for thirty years or so part-time actors and night-club bouncers and musicians in France have had a ridiculously generous unemployment-insurance deal, which, owing to the "precariousness" of their situation, lets them work for about three months to collect a year's worth of unemployment insurance.

A startling number of old friends who scoffed and made that wonderful French O with their lips when everyone was running down France in the nineties now tell me that they believe that something big and "destablizing" may really be happening in France — that the blockage of the French system, exemplified by the strike of the part-time actors, has become unsustainable, even for the French.

When was the last time your waiter was a part-time actor?

A part-time actor, he carried true stage presence in the everyday world.

And she married Howard Bird, a merchant seaman and part-time actor in Orson Welles's Mercury Theatre.

(His father, Peter McKenzie, is a part-time actor who played a larger role in the film, as the human Elendil).

Although Zeile fashions himself a part-time actor, he is more involved with the business side of the operation.