gainfully employed

It has been four years since I was gainfully employed.

"It's a question of how you can use that money in a different way to get people gainfully employed."

And all held out little hope for becoming gainfully employed again in the near future.

These are all people who would like to be gainfully employed but have been unable to land a good job.

It accepts no one under the age of 23 and only those gainfully employed.

No one what's to receive unemployment, but would rather be gainfully employed.

You are correct to say that in the depression many people were gainfully employed.

Since the revolution, I see you are once again gainfully employed."

He rented a room in a house belonging to two gainfully employed friends.

How melancholy is it to be gainfully employed and gorgeous in the city?

"Last time I was here, you didn't look gainfully employed."

To be gainfully employed again, to have a mission, to return to our youth and years of greatest power.

Many of these graduates have been released from prison and are now gainfully employed.

Census data for 1900 tell us that in Utah 73,840 men and 10,764 women were gainfully employed.

By 1913 he was gainfully employed as an insurance adjuster.

I know he's gainfully employed, you've already told me that."

Third, they wanted to have increased possibilities for women to be gainfully employed, especially widows.

Most become gainfully employed, and relatively few relapse into crime, officials of the program say.

A vital reason she has remained gainfully employed is telecommuting.

"Even people who are gainfully employed are taking this as an opportunity," she said.

He is described in the novel as "tall, handsome, and gainfully employed".

Following her graduation, she was gainfully employed as a high school teacher of English and modern languages.

Also a loser, but at least he's gainfully employed.

"We're in our mid-30's, gainfully employed and college educated," he said.