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He then had stints as the major league bullpen coach and bench coach, didn’t have his contract renewed once manager Matt Williams was fired, and came back as a senior adviser to General Manager Mike Rizzo, focusing on player development.

Wilpert grew up in the area but only moved back to San Diego and her former neighborhood in December 2017 to take the job at the city attorney’s office after law school and a stint in the Peace Corps.

The jet suit’s inventor, Richard Browning, had left a career in the energy industry and a stint in the Royal Marines, to go after a childhood dream.

Like Addo, Lechoncito also started as a pop-up, with a brief stint inside a whiskey distillery, but now Lechoncito food is sold through Addo a few times a month.

“We need a commitment for the duration, not just a small stint, so that we have the confidence to move forward and plan, which is so much a part of running a small business,” says Sara Conklin, the founder of Glasserie, a restaurant in Brooklyn.

The ox should be as little abused by threats and whipping, as by stinted feed and overtasked labor.

This is not unfrequently hollow stomach, and very often follows stinted fare, hard usage, and exposure to cold.

After calving, she should be stinted in her food for two or three days, and not fed freely for a week.

If pushed rapidly with proper food, they will of course be ripe much sooner than if stinted.

Only enough is obtained to afford them a stinted repast—a mere luncheon.