part-time
adjective
adverb
Origin of part-time
part time
noun
Origin of part time
Examples from the Web for part-time
Contemporary Examples of part-time
Easley is earning money for the family as a part-time caregiver, through the Veterans Administration.
If they do, the jobs are low-level, part-time, temporary, insecure, and require supplementing with freelancing.
Lawmakers are often part-time and have business interests that pose conflicts.
However, reports that she is to take a part-time presenting role for the channel have been dismissed.
This week he was fired from his part-time position teaching French at an Ohio Christian college, which found the ad in poor taste.
Historical Examples of part-time
As a part-time historian I can tell you there's a word for that—Judas goat.
Measure for a LonerJames Judson Harmon
In other words, we must be constructive in any part-time measures which are adopted.
Our Schools in War Time—and AfterArthur Davis Dean
Of the total enrollment, over 4,000 were adults or part-time students.
Area Handbook for AlbaniaEugene K. Keefe
Since many of the ships put to sea infrequently, many of the navy men do part-time fishing or agricultural work.
Area Handbook for AlbaniaEugene K. Keefe
The committee recommends the appointment of a full time research man in nut culture, or two part-time workers.