Sentence examples for Daily occupation from inspiring English sources

Writing is my principal daily occupation.

Professional or occupational cramp is a functional spasm affecting certain muscles that are used constantly in a daily occupation.

For a time in 1913, setting fire to clubhouses in the name of the suffragette cause seemed an almost daily occupation.

What remains is a writer's devotion to his craft and the daily occupation to express the soul's three chambers: memory, curiosity and will.

Second, it gave the European nobles a cause that could distract them from warring with their neighbors a more or less daily occupation of knights in that period—and unite them, for a holy purpose.

Although he never had a job (aside from short stints at teaching), Merrill worked intensely at poetry as a daily occupation, writing for fifty years about lovers, friends, opera, travel, landscape, and his various homes: an apartment in New York that had belonged to his grandmother and beloved houses in Stonington, Athens, and (later) Key West.

Our recommendation is to include an assessment instrument focusing on satisfaction in daily occupations to assist the occupational therapist how to support the patients in a health promoting daily life.

A democracy of days, her book is weighted more by private moments and daily occupations than by rare dramatic turning points -- a biography nearer in structure to how we experience our lives than to how we tell them.

Likewise "Violinists," by Andy Hoogenboom, has a classical look appropriate to the music his musicians are probably playing, while "The Chefs," by Helen Frank, betrays an interest in daily occupations, and, aptly, has the look of a Daumier.

Certainly, science plays the major role in my daily occupations, but studying skin physiology with my team is only one aspect of this position.

How did they relate to the sobering reality of a changing climate and all it foreshadowed, while also going about work, family and the many daily occupations of modern life?