freelance

1 Something I plan to be doing more of as, after 15 years on staff at The Seattle Times, I step away from my full-time gig to write freelance.

2 Now Ms. Woodland freelances for museums part time, and she’s able to do hands-on work with their collections, something she finds very fulfilling.

3 While this is great for us overall, I am a little worried about how it will affect the dynamic of our relationship, particularly since my job is a freelance, work-from-home type thing.

4 But she stuck it out and started freelancing with an agent, who had seen her in college plays.

5 "Everyone who shops at Whole Foods thinks they're a foodie these days," said Michael Nagrant, a ubiquitous Chicago freelance food writer.

6 Players have dispersed to freelance gigs elsewhere, and one has left permanently.

7 “It feels almost inappropriate that I’m on it,” said Maggie Cloud, 32, a freelance dancer in New York.

8 A man, Ki-Suck Han, was pushed on a subway track in an altercation, and a Post freelance photographer was on hand to take pictures, just before he was struck and killed by an oncoming train.

9 The judge may stick to his ruling, which would trigger a full appeal, or he could schedule further arguments on the case against freelance photographer Paul Raef.

10 Susan Gaidos is a freelance writer based in Maine.

作者苏珊·盖多斯是一位缅因州的自由撰稿人。

11 Mr. Maggio’s decision to turn the critic into a freelance food blogger makes little sense, given his supposed kingmaker status, but the director doubtless thought it ever so au courant.

12 They have asked for more generous leave policies, as well as better pay, for themselves and for freelance musicians.

13 Nicole Trilivas, 37, a freelance travel writer who has lived in London for six years, said that when she is homesick, she finds herself craving Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs, the kind Hershey’s releases around Easter.

14 Galadriel Watson is a freelance writer and author of children’s books, including “Running Wild” and “Extreme Abilities.”

15 The overlooked truths about fixing schools are vividly revealed in an Education Writers Association research brief, “What Studies Say About School Turnarounds,” by Andrew Brownstein, a freelance journalist who reports on federal education policy.

16 The series has been edited by Brian Droitcour, a freelance critic and an editor at Art in America who also helped organize the show.

17 He has written a free newsletter for two years — well before the current craze — in addition to his other freelance work.

18 “I hope the show sets a new precedent for what people can expect when they partner with these larger companies,” said Ashley C. Ford, author of the memoir “Somebody’s Daughter” and a freelance podcast host.

19 Still, it’s likely that he overstates the pleasures of the freelance life.

20 There's one big problem when it comes to cutting arts spending: the people employed by development, marketing and outreach departments are on permanent contracts, whereas the people who make the art are freelance.

1 自由作家

free-lancer freelancer free lance

2 自由职业者的

self-employed

3 自由职业者

freelancer self-employed

4 游猎

shoot hunt

5 自由记者

free lance

6 独立的

separate independent absolute detached self-sufficient free-standing unaided unassisted free-floating

7 自由的

free unbound uncommitted free-floating unconfined fancy-free at liberty