Noun:

टेंप,

temping's Usage Examples:

helping him avoid the "struggling actor thing in terms of waiting tables, temping and so on".

increasingly politically active, beginning a new career in an ethical temping agency that dealt with a wide range of charitable organisations.

see a pretty child"s face without dimples in it? Dimples in the cheek—temping dimples—and a dimple in the chin that gave a roguish smartness to the face.

Though necessary for survival, Dave found temping dehumanizing and emasculating.

"Phone-hacking scandal: What I learned about news by temping for Sean Hoare".

Permatemping came into vogue simultaneously with the economic bubble of the 1990s.

and Diane Daniels who rekindle their relationship after Diane begins a temping job at Martin"s firm.

This form of permatemping may be attractive to those not wanting a steady, full-time, or year-round position, or not wanting to be committed to one position or one employer.

Some of these alternative arrangements barely differ from the pre-Vizcaino format for permatemping.

techniques in industries using commercial music catalogs, including soundtrack temping, radio and television advertising, film/video sound scoring, and theme.

After a long humbling year temping as a traffic cop on a studio lot, Jody is faced with the hard decision.