gainfully

IPA: gˈeɪnfʌɫi

Examples of "gainfully" in Sentences

Or, you know, still be gainfully employed -- whatever.
As of yesterday afternoon, I am once again gainfully employed.
My friend and frequent commentor Brian is once again gainfully employed.
The happy start of the story occurred somewhere during the peaceful "belonging" stage of being gainfully employed.
Both are college-educated and gainfully employed, in Illinois, in their respective fields (computer maintenance and psychology).
In 1993, Lil's frustration with the system and her passion to help her students become independent and gainfully employed moved her to seek legislative assistance.
I think people would be stunned if statistics could be determined as to the number of Mexicans who are gainfully employed either directly or indirectly by organized crime groups.
I'm a product of the public education system (kindergarten through graduate school), gainfully employed my entire adult life, and parent of two college graduates (also employed, productive members of society).
With no game happening (Di had Bad Girls things planned), it was originally just a "what the Hell, fire up the BBQ" thing, but seeing as matrixleap found out today that he's once again gainfully employed, it turned into a mini-celebration.
She doesn't ever give a darn about anyone else's "difficulties" so it's ridiculous she has the audacity to use that excuse, but even more strange is the fact she makes over $100,000 and has been gainfully employed the entire time of her loan.