Sentence examples for a secret vocation from inspiring English sources
"It was a secret vocation," she said.
His own daughter Dominik Garcia-Lorido plays his film daughter, a college student who has a secret vocation as a stripper in a Bada Bing type bar.
Even before we realise Vera's secret vocation as an abortionist, her simple daily life is as gripping and fascinating as any thriller.
The story of a prostitute turned brothel owner who has kept the nature of her vocation a secret from her well-bred and studious daughter, the play was born in controversy, banned by the British government when it was first written.
Rituals of initiation into a secret society or a religious vocation (viz., priesthood, monasticism, traditional or spiritual healing) are often included among rites of passage as characteristic rituals of transition.
I saw myself in Harriet the Spy" — the precocious heroine of the children's novel by Louise Fitzhugh, who dreams of becoming a secret agent and practices for her future vocation by spying on her classmates.
The British government often tried to recruit mapmakers as spies, their vocation being an ideal cover, and, that year, Fawcett went to Morocco, where, while surveying, he also served as a secret agent.
There's a secret behind the secret.
