Sentence examples similar to back vocation from inspiring English sources

But they have to put their time in, so they have a fall-back vocation.

"You gave me my vocation back," he said.

"But she's also got that real yearning to get back to her vocation.

His voice colored with emotion, he addressed Mr. Tarantino directly: "You gave me my vocation back".

It was where he hit rock bottom and where he bounced back, discovering his vocation and writing the story that made his name.

Those who seem promising are invited back for a vocation retreat, and the best of those are invited to join the seminary.

It had to be in thirds to set up a rhythm - anything that divided it in half would have been inelegant.' Rhythm was the key for Susan and the natural connection back to her vocation.

It is the unperturbed nature of these tellings-off that I find most distressing; the eerily casual manner in which it is suggested that I turn my back on my vocation, my identity, and eight years worth of learning and training.

We need to take back our sacred vocation of medicine.

If he's a perfectionist, it seems less because of an inner narcissism than a feeling that he's bound to a vocation stretching back through history and across art forms; he often finds himself searching for the right medium for whatever he's trying to say at the time: "It's not always clear what's going to end up where; not everything has to become an object, not everything has to become words".

Now, decades later, she turned back to her original vocation, taking the stage quite securely.