hunt for a job

He was getting a bit old to be hunting for a job.

Now he'd have to hunt for a job and it might take time to find one.

The smart thing to do would be to start hunting for a job in another state.

His family said he had been hunting for a job but wanted to study Web design.

Martin Eden did not go out to hunt for a job in the morning.

Goldie, I've never had to hunt for a job before.

Although inmates are given at least six weeks to hunt for a job, many participants said they were allowed up to three months to look.

He has never lifted a phone or sent out a resume to hunt for a job.

While on the hunt for a job, the two find love instead and decide to tie the knot.

The pay phone can be their lifeline, providing the only way to get help in an emergency, hunt for a job or call friends.

And then I guess I'll start hunting for a job somewhere."

He has rarely ventured beyond the project, and the very idea of hunting for a job is almost beyond him.

Savannah finished her classes at Chapel Hill and moved back home while she began hunting for a job.

Another gold medalist friend dies in an accident after running helter-skelter hunting for a job.

While she hunted for a job, she was taught not only how to budget her welfare money but to set aside savings.

Temps can't get sick or take an afternoon off to hunt for a job without further reducing their paltry paychecks.

Every trained-animal turn would be taken off the stage instanter, and we'd be all hunting for a job."

So she will continue to live at home while she hunts for a job to cover the loans, her car payments and her expenses.

He has more or less abandoned the hunt for a job in his profession, he said, to make a future for his children.

"Still hunting for a job?"

Close friends said she also abandoned plans to get her doctorate, and that her husband had scaled back his studies and was hunting for a job.

The Bannas are a well-respected Jordanian family, whose elder son, Raad, had left Jordan a few weeks before, ostensibly to hunt for a job.

ANYONE unlucky enough to be hunting for a job these days can be excused for thinking that far more than six degrees of separation stand between them and work.

Having come out of college with a Peace Corps mentality, as Ms. Broadway puts it, she tries to help others even as she hunts for a job for herself.

A waiver would have allowed an unemployed person who had reached that limit to receive the food stamp allotment and hunt for a job without also having to apply for welfare and do workfare.