a steady beat; a steady job; a steady breeze; a steady increase; a good steady ballplayer.
He is a dropout who will never have a steady job.
He was put on permanent disability and was unable to work at a steady job.
Potatoes and brown gravy, a roof over our heads, my man with a good steady job - these things matched, too.
"My parents made me study so that I would get a steady job and build a career," she says.
This permission is issued to help good students who have high attendance rate to take steady job.
He no longer had enough customers. His son had to go to work to support the family, and Mr. Mishkin never held a steady job again.
If word got round that he'd thrown his master and smashed up his rickshaw, he'd become a laughing stock-a fellow who had bungled a steady job.
If Bobby is too cocky for his own good, and Mr. Jones's character, Gene McClary, too honest, there is no question about their fundamental integrity and steady job performances.
Traditional education steers young people away from entrepreneurship and into steady jobs, he said.
