Thesaurus / stint
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Two of these deals seemed set to benefit Energy Transfer, the Texas company on whose board Perry served immediately before and after his stint in Washington.
RICK PERRY’S UKRAINIAN DREAMBY SIMON SHUSTER, TIME, AND ILYA MARRITZ, WNYCSEPTEMBER 10, 2020PROPUBLICAI learned about Butora during a brief stint managing the retail shop of a climbing gym in Colorado in 2016.
NEED NEW CLIMBING SHOES? CHECK OUT THESE SMALL BRANDS.CHRIS KALMANAUGUST 29, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINEThe country had been known for its frequent prime ministerial turnover, but Abe has been in power since 2012 — following a short stint from 2006 to 2007.
JAPANESE PM SHINZO ABE TO RESIGN FOR HEALTH REASONSAXIOSAUGUST 28, 2020AXIOSShe’d done an earlier stint with the city, but most recently, she was director of New York University’s Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy.
WHY RENT CONTROL DOESN’T WORK (EP. 373 REBROADCAST)STEPHEN J. DUBNERMARCH 12, 2020FREAKONOMICSBecause if you’re a human being and your stint is going to end in two or three years, you don’t want to be too harsh on the companies that could end up paying you and giving you lots of money later.
WHY IS THIS MAN RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT? (EP. 362 UPDATE)STEPHEN J. DUBNERDECEMBER 19, 2019FREAKONOMICSFor days after his departure, she had kept solitary; busied with little; indulging in her own sad reflections without stint.
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH II. OF PRUSSIA, VOL. I. (OF XXI.)THOMAS CARLYLENo small stint I had of it too; for he was peevish and touchy as a young badger.
LEFT ON LABRADORCHARLES ASBURY STEPHENSAll day without stint and all night long with the sweep of the hissing drift.
ALCYONEARCHIBALD LAMPMANIn a country where money was all-powerful the power of money was used without stint and without scruple.
THE COLLECTED WORKS OF AMBROSE BIERCEAMBROSE BIERCEI didn't stint myself; but a single glass makes one bad enough, so half a bottle was saved every day.
MORE TALES BY POLISH AUTHORSVARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO STINT
- amount
- amplitude
- caliber
- dimension
- division
- expanse
- extent
- gauge
- gradation
- grade
- height
- intensity
- interval
- length
- limit
- line
- link
- mark
- notch
- period
- plane
- point
- proportion
- quality
- quantity
- range
- rate
- ratio
- reach
- rung
- scale
- scope
- severity
- shade
- size
- space
- stage
- stair
- standard
- step
- stint
- strength
- tenor
- term
- tier
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