plying

The game's been played competitively for more than 25 years now, people still earn their living plying StarCraft.

This could easily be extended to larger vehicles (minibus) plying regular and popular routes at peak times.

By that reasoning, prohibition stopped Americans from drinking, and laws against prostitution prevent sex workers from plying their trade.

For commuting, many will be taking shared vans (possibly pod-based) that pick an efficient route rather than plying a typical bus route.

Seems they are plying a lot faster than in some of the other videos.

Netflix, YouTube and Google Play Movies don't solve the problem of plying my videos.

There is no rule that musicians have to make a living plying their craft.

Because there were surely recruiters, and good ones, plying their trade before LinkedIn.

If you look at the names of AI researchers there's a strong pattern even if some are currently plying their trade in the west.

I don't know but I would be unsurprised were spammers plying their trade through youtube.

There's something deeply insidious about plying your employees with free food and services and encouraging them to build their social circles entirely out of their co-workers.

We live in an age of elaborate human-powered ornithopter hoaxes [0], hipster grifters[1] and name-dropping hucksters[2] all plying their trades and advancing their conquests, largely online.

Meanwhile, look at the guru everyone turns to in a small-to-medium sized shop, the top-billing freelance/contractor/consultant crowd, the disproportionately successful founder demographics, and the guys who are lecturing everyone else with "Fellow" in their title at the bigger technical firms, and you'll find plenty of places where the very experienced and capable hackers are still plying their trade quite happily.