“odd jobs”造句，怎麼用odd jobs造句

One that works by the piece or at odd jobs.

A man who does odd jobs or various small tasks.

Why do they want odd jobs jobs usually requiring little skill and knowledge ?

Collins picked up a few dollars a week doing odd jobs.

Many of these street people seemed to support themselves by panhandling and doing odd jobs.

Bob's very practical. He does all the odd jobs around the house.

I earned spending money shinning shoes, selling newspapers, delivering groceries and doing odd jobs around the tavern.

Don't get caught up in odd jobs, even those that seem urgent, unless they are also important.

Moreover, the old monk, the small temple and a little girl who does odd jobs can not attract too much attention and is safer.

Haggis frequently brought his daughters to work and assigned them odd jobs; Alissa earned her Directors Guild card when she was fifteen.

But most deaf people find it difficult to get a permanent job and many do odd jobs, such as knitting or making slippers.

Born and raised in Portland Oregon, a typical American kid of his generation, Arthur Chin worked at odd jobs to earn extra money for flying lessons while still in high school.

Merchant mother did not read too many books, naturally can not find noble occupation, can only do some chores, odd jobs, recently better situation, help a large nursery cooking, work more stable.

I'm helping with odd jobs.

He did all kinds of odd jobs.

He tried to keep things going by doing odd jobs.

Some of them find odd jobs in the development zones, called part-time jobs.

Twain began taking odd jobs after school to bring in extra cash.

One who travels aimlessly about on foot, doing odd jobs or begging for a living;a vagrant.

You're forced to try something new, pick up some odd jobs or even move in with family or friends for a bit.

Men go to big cities like Moscow and Petersburg to do odd jobs. But they don't make much money either. Few people come back to the village with a lot of money in their pockets.

The youngest is twenty, a boy, a high-school graduate who has spent the last couple of years, like a lot of his friends, doing enough odd jobs to stay in grass and food.

He picked up a few dollars by doing odd jobs.

He supports himself and his family by odd jobs and stoop labor in the fields.

The old man liked nothing better than puttering about, doing a few odd jobs here and there.

Cramped in a narrow space, under the heavy pressure of their daily lives, our lovers bickered with everyday. Finally, the earthbound beauty started to look for odd jobs. They needed money to live.

Phil has no occupation outside these odd jobs.

During her time in the city, Mariah worked a variety of odd jobs to support herself including hat/ coat-checking, hostessing, and sweeping hair salons.

When you start working as a temporary worker in Taiwan, you basically do odd jobs and do jobs that formal workers do not do or disdain.

Help out one's income with odd jobs