Nigel Farage likes to resign for stints of time and then "unresign".
His wife implores him to give it up or face another stint of jail time.
You will be tired after you finish a stint of focused time, so the better rested you are going into the project, the more quickly you'll be able to complete it on time and well.
Both quit their jobs for their first stint of full-time mothering and they imagined a few years of dawdling together through parks, hanging out in coffee shops, trips to the zoo.
It can never further harmony, however, that anyone who has done a stint of full-time childcaring, on a reasonable income, will know exactly what a privileged SAH mother means by "a difficult job" – in a home equipped with labour-saving devices – once a biddable child is over three.
How every stint feels less of time away and more of time at home.
Griffin co-founded Empirical Media in 2011 after a short stint as chief executive of Time Inc., which publishes Time, Sports Illustrated and People.
The Australian batsman had just returned to the field after a stint off for a period of time getting treatment on an injured shoulder.
"Most of the men I know who did national service - either elderly chaps in Britain or rather younger ones who grew up in, say, France, or Sweden - regarded their stint as a frustrating waste of time.
Subsequent stints in Hong Kong and Japan, and a lot of time spent building Coke's business in China, taught him the value of relationships, of quick decision-making, and of that thing called face time that he says is still key in business.
