Sentence examples for Future occupation from inspiring English sources

Dean, who next to his photograph in the Yale yearbook had identified his future occupation as "living," would have been on no one's list.

The pupils who attended these urban schools learned in them their future occupation as clerics; they learned Latin, learned to sing the various offices, and studied Holy Writ.

They are part of a suite of 12 seats, originally gilt, "reputedly supplied to Robert Clive, Sothebyy's cautiously noted, seemingly unaware of the irony of the information — Clive beat the French troops at Plassey, securing the future occupation of India by England.

The most important functions for English majors in their future occupation seem to be expressing their opinion, reading texts on the Internet, conversing with non-native speakers, writing e-mail messages, giving explanations and instructions, and translating oral and written English in a variety of occupations.

I want to work in my future occupation without specific instructions.

Second, Rothstein and Rouse (2011) suggest that student loan debt might affect a student's choice of college major and future occupation due to debt aversion and credit constraints.

Writing and missionary work are potential future occupations.

Organise financial, legal and political aid for all current and future occupations.

Their money and time would be better spent learning skills more directly relevant to their future occupations.

In most countries females had "a higher expectation toward their future occupations" than males, according to the survey.

The "When I Grow Up" app, which is developed by the Web design company Bean Creative, offers interactive games and features based on the book, including the option to have Mr. Yankovic read it to you, and opportunities to practice some of Billy's more fanciful future occupations, such as shaving a tarantula or massaging a gorilla.