| As such, Michelle moonlights for both L'EDQ and a number of professional dance and theatre companies. |
| James Wharton, MP, moonlights as a chaueur, and gatecrashes Hitachi in Newton Ayclie. |
| I have come to the conclusion that my landlord moonlights as a mule for drug dealers. |
| He's still waiting for his big break into films, and moonlights in any movie project that may help him make connections. |
| An outstanding filmmaker in French cinema, who moonlights as a conservatory teacher, Denis Dercourt tells Cineuropa why he decided to take the leap to make The Page Turner, his first large-scale production. |
| As well as being an avid cyclist and marathon runner, dr j also moonlights as a professional singer-songwriter. |
