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121 Take a more active role at my children's school. 5. Take up a hobby just for me.

122 This whole episode is probably good news for the hobby.

123 She Dreamed up a new hobby for the Mayor, collecting antique paperweights, and made good use of them.

124 This business gave him the time and money to pursue his hobby of microscopy to a highly professional level.

125 What had begun as a time saving essential has now become my hobby.

126 But people without a job who have found fulfilling voluntary work or an absorbing hobby also score highly.

127 And a passion for two-wheels helps with her other hobby.

128 Overtime and maintenance work on a marine tank in a Newmarket department store helps to finance Paul's hobby.

129 Taping your own sound effects is another interesting part of video movie making: it can become almost a hobby in itself.

130 There is a hobby room with table tennis, a bridge room[sentencedict.com], a beauty centre and two television lounges.

131 In other cases, the composite career develops when some one pursues a hobby far enough to turn it into a business.

132 They wore the motley coat of jesters and one of them was hopping around on a hobby horse.

133 Read in studio Gardeners looking for something different are turning to a new hobby ... growing meat-eating plants.

134 If the total is comparable to a hobby and there is time and money in the budget for it, fine.

135 If you have any non-work experience that is relevant, a hobby perhaps, mention this.

136 So this was not the equivalent of a father wanting to pass on the passionate love of his hobby to his children.

137 Find a hobby you love. Engage in pleasurable activities.

138 My favorite hobby is bungee jumping.

139 Ive always thought philately would be an interesting hobby.

140 Bottle collection is a hobby of hers.

141 Senator McCain and the former president came together in a hangar at Houston's Hobby airport and stood side by side with their wives as the 41st president offered his endorsement.

142 My grandfather's hobby was worrying, and although hobbies are not usually thought of as being inheritable , I am a talented worrier(sentencedict.com), too.

143 Magic can be a lifetime hobby and card magic is the poetry of prestidigitation.

144 However, being a handy-man as part of a hobby is a-okay, just don't try to make a living out of it or people will think bad things about you... that's the impression I have anyway.

145 It is our task to con-vince the multitudes that we are pursuing a lawful hobby in a lawful way.

146 Bird watching is just about the most unobjectionable hobby in the world.

147 Physical anthropology is more than just my primary area of education; it has also become my hobby and lifestyle.

148 Hobby is an activity or interest pursued outside of one's regular work.

149 Personality: what you like? what is your hobby? hanker for it.

150 He pursues his hobby of collect old almanac for so many year.