Sentence examples for Daily pursuits from inspiring English sources

The 16th-century artist who eventually became court sculptor to King Henri IV of France was the only Renaissance bronze maker who observed common people in their daily pursuits.

The events will allow GCP residents to explore topics beyond their daily pursuits while providing an opportunity for them and their spouses to connect with the larger Harvard community.

It seemed to me that while a rush of existential extremity may bring an enlightening and invigorating sense of purpose and focus to the daily pursuits of an individual, for an entire society to live in such a state indefinitely is surely a ticket to madness.

Charles, on the other hand, will continue his daily pursuits oblivious of the date and its significance.

The ability to quantify benefit from several domains including routine daily pursuits, whether at work or home, may be more applicable to health promotion initiatives in low-income countries such as Lebanon where access to leisure-time activity is hampered by the cost of private club memberships and the lack of public and age-friendly outdoor spaces to exercise.

"All of his achievements were a quiet daily pursuit, one that he never confused with financial prosperity or possessions," said his sister Donna.

"I'm sure I'll talk to Kevin throughout the spring, but there's not going to be a daily pursuit.

The daily pursuit of uncovering fossils that date back millions of years has made her keenly aware, she says, that 31 years on the earth, plus however many she has left, are a relative blink.

My sense of time has become fluid as I move between airports and stations and the villages of northern Syria, escaping death in its daily pursuit, jolting between news of another massacre and my daydreams of the moment when Assad's regime will fall.

Some of the most important forces in the "who" of communication are Millennials, who prioritize health as a daily pursuit, and women, who according to a recent study from the Center for Talent Innovation (CTI), make 59percentt of the buying, hiring and firing decisions in the $6.5-trillion 6.5-trillionmarket.

When Tomalin argues that Pepys "allowed himself not a shred of dignity" in the diary, she is talking mostly about the presentation of his marriage and the near-daily pursuit of other erotic opportunities, under his own roof and throughout the city.