Examples of using Often working in English and their translations into Italian
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Most residents live in the center for about six months, often working outside jobs as well as completing assignments contributing to the center's upkeep.
The Renaissance artists, often working with leading humanists,
White racists in the southern states and elsewhere, often working in secret, have been opponents.
It is that they are produced by small to medium businesses present on the Italian territory, often working on a handmade or semi-handmade basis.
Often working in co-operation with the European Parliament,
I have therefore tried to establish, in various countries, but also at European level, how many people- insofar as this can be established, because the people concerned are often working'on the black' of course- work in this sector.
in Rio de Janeiro, Fernanda Gomes makes works with what she herself calls'things', often working directly in the exhibition space,
in the single-size marble, however we can compete in the finish with our artisans often working hand materials" Said Mr. Dell'Amico.
some chroniclers, often working for Henry II himself,
Leonardo da Vinci, often working with naturalists, were also interested in the bodies of animals
Canadian filmmaker often working with super8 and 16mm,
assisting with hearings and filings, and often working directly with clients
Search of compatible products/alternated Often working with replacement parts,
more often working, but physical factors cannot be excluded completely in one case- the even loudly working radio can become the stress reason.
also to those who lead an active lifestyle, often working at the computer, as well as people over the age of forty.
Lauderdale continued to employ Bruce, often working closely with Lord Haltoun,
Often working in a spare geometry with a palette of stone,
where two police forces deal with the same cases, often working in competition with each other without swapping information,
the Media and Sport, often working very closely with Mrs Iivari.
as well as closer coordination between care providers often working in isolation intensive care,