| He was taken in by a busy cook who offered him bed and board in exchange for skivvying. |
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| Burke's opportunity to ditch the skivvying came when his ailing grandfather divided up some inheritance money before passing away. |
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| You might think, for instance, that when you were on a zero-hours contacts skivvying for a catering operation you could not sink any lower. |
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| The delights of French cuisine were produced at the cost of some poor female skivvying away for hours over a hot stove. |
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| He met her while she was skivvying in a pub. |
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| Let us not allow this foodie business to drive women back to compulsory skivvying over a hot stove, with all the good-housekeeping nonsense that goes with it. |
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