Sentence examples for unemployed model from inspiring English sources

"God damn, I shouldn't have come up here".The woman was named Rasheeda Moore; she was an unemployed model.

She's famous for playing ditzy blondes, and does so here, as Gladys Glover, an unemployed model who decides to pay to put her name on a billboard in Columbus Circle, and whose empty fame spurs her career.

Unemployed models wearing stylish uniforms will firmly but politely inform you that the area into which you are about to wander is for guests only.

In George Cukor's romantic comedy IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU (1954), Gladys Glover (the singular Judy Holliday), an unemployed girdle model, just wants to make a name for herself in New York.

In this recession, where collection agencies have little hope of collecting from the unemployed, that business model is suffering.

After considering depressive symptoms and self-rated health, only the effects of not being poor and unemployed disappear (see Model 2 in Additional file 5 for men).

Between meetings with King Abdullah II of Jordan; President Shimon Peres of Israel; the International Monetary Fund director, Christine Lagarde; and Secretary General Ban Ki-moon of the United Nations, he spoke of "sane immigration policies," unemployed youths and a German model for economic output.

We use nonrecipients of unemployment benefits for the average duration of unemployment as the average duration of unemployment in the model refers to unemployed agents without benefits (Alvarez and Veracierto 2000).

Living in rented accommodation remaining strongly associated with both current smoking and smoking cessation in the multivariate models, and being unemployed or ever having been in gaol, prison or a correctional facility strongly associated with current smoking.

Deleting households with underemployed or unemployed men greatly simplifies the empirical model and the estimation procedure, whereas it leads to a loss of only seven percent of observations.

The multivariate stepwise regression model revealed that being unemployed, family history of cancer (other than prostate) and higher cancer specific worry reliably predict psychiatric 'caseness'caseness