10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EARN ONE'S DAILY BREAD»
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earn one's daily bread in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
earn one's daily bread and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Learn to Speak Like the French: French Idiomatic Expressions
... gagner des mille et des cents* to earn a poor living; to earn an honest crust*
gagner médiocrement sa vie; gagner honnêtement sa vie to make a living by the
sweat of one's brow gagner sa vie à la sueur de son front to earn one's daily
bread ...
Arnold Borton, Henri Mauffrais, 2010
2
Hitler's Voice: Organisation & development of the Nazi Party:
207, 7 September 1929 We have received the following letter on this much
discussed theme: Unemployment is becoming ever greater and it is more and
more difficult to earn one's daily bread in an honest way. An innumerable number
of ...
3
The Visual Food Encyclopedia
For Christians, bread represents the body of Christ, and numerous expressions in
the English language reflect the importance accorded to bread — “to earn one's
daily bread,” “breadwinner,” “to take the bread out of somebody's mouth,” and ...
QA International Collectif
4
Diccionari UB: anglès-català
... pasta ->to earn one's daily bread gua- nyar-se el pa -$to know which side
one's bread is buttered on saber aprofitar les oportunitats breadboard n 1 (estri
de cuina) talla- dor de pa 2 TEC circuit experimental breadcrumb 1) n (de pa)
engruna ...
5
The Perspective of Morality: Philosophical Foundations of ...
If one speculates in the stock market in order to earn one's daily bread, if “earning
one's daily bread” is a good thing, nothing has yet been said about whether it is
good or bad to speculate on the stock market. We need to clarify more ...
6
Entrepreneurship in the Catholic Tradition
The primary aspect of work is the necessity to earn one's daily bread. The
principal aspect of work is its unifying character. Clearly, one cannot be had
without the other, but the latter is deemed to be more essential for man. Work
unites people ...
7
Embodying Resistance: Griselda Gambaro and the Grotesque
"Ganarse la muerte" [To Earn One's Death] as title evokes expressions such as "
ganarse la vida" [to earn one's living], "ganarse el pan" [to earn one's daily bread]
, or "ganarse la lotería" [to win the lottery]. One does not usually earn or win ...
Dianne Marie Zandstra, 2007
8
Islam Rediscovered: Discovering Islam from Its Original Sources
(20:81) (b) Self-reliance: One should try one's utmost to earn one's daily bread by
one's own efforts, without being dependent on anybody else. The Prophet
Muhammad, may peace be upon him, is reported to have said repeatedly: “The
best ...
9
21st Century American English Compendium: A Portable Guide ...
{To earn one's (daily) bread.} Ko. Jib uro ssal gajigo onda. {To bring home the
rice.} Buck stops here, The. Final responsibility lies with me. (=) Passing the buck.
Burn the candle at both ends, To. To be working or active both night and day; ...
10
Paperwork: Fiction and Mass Mediacy in the Paper Age
Much as in English, in French bread is associated with money: as in gagner son
pain (to earn one's daily bread) (Littré). 46. Barbara Johnson has made some
perceptive remarks about the relevance of these lines to Poe's story, and to the ...
