Examples of 'just a volunteer' in a sentence
Meaning of "just a volunteer"
just a volunteer: This phrase is used to indicate that someone is offering their services or help without being paid or obligated to do so. It implies that the individual is acting out of their own free will
How to use "just a volunteer" in a sentence
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just a volunteer
Not just a volunteer army.
Does not she know this is just a volunteer popcorn party?
I am just a volunteer who works with the kids for a couple of hours after school.
I was then just a volunteer.
Just a volunteer at the Mammal Center.
You are just a volunteer.
I am a trained professional . You are just a volunteer.
I am just a volunteer here.
I am not really sure what you mean by that, I am just a volunteer.
Then he is just a volunteer.
Oh, just a volunteer at the Mammal Center.
And Heba was just a volunteer.
More than just a volunteer position, EQWIP HUBs offers you a life changing experience.
Along with Peter Thornton and your daughter . Just a volunteer.
He was just a volunteer.
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You are about to tell me he ran it . - He was just a volunteer.
I am sorry, I am just a volunteer forum moderator.
Running a school in a village. I wasn't a nun then, just a volunteer.
More than just a Volunteer Organisation!
Same as everyone . I am just a volunteer.
And him just a volunteer worker, too.
Unfortunately, i'm just a volunteer.
I am just a volunteer here . Please.
Actually, Jack is just a volunteer.
Sir, I am just a volunteer for the party.
You know, like, I am just a volunteer.
It would be weird if I dressed up. Yeah, well, I'm just a volunteer.
Ah no, i am just a volunteer.
Well, that 's not my car, but I do not care, I am just a volunteer.
Well, I am just a volunteer.
I am sorry . I am just a volunteer.
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