Sentence examples for better occupation from inspiring English sources

You couldn't get a better occupation, out in the fresh air, your own boss".

For a man with little formal education, a sturdy pair of legs and an inbred sense of fastidious elegance, there is no better occupation than that of a steakhouse waiter.

Sixtyish Angela, retired from a dreary academic career to the marginally better occupation of leading book-discussion groups, keeps mentally revisiting an agonizing decades-old rupture with deeply treasured friends.

As she sings the verses of Gioachino Rossini's Mangiare Veramente to me in Italian, she tops it off by echoing the words in English, "There's no better occupation than eat, than truly eat!

If the Grand Chess Tour, Millionaire Chess and other similar tournaments can arise and thrive, being a professional chess player might become a better occupation for more than just a fortunate few.

131 Innate cognitive ability is also important, and can lead to higher education and better occupation.

Being a dishwasher and a taxi driver rated as better occupations.

In this example, we might observe that better occupations improve blood pressure for white, but not for black, employees.

If this is the case, which 'passengers of the unskilled service omnibus' make it through the narrow door that leads to better occupations?

"I say to them, 'Which is better -- occupation or Saddam?' " he said.

Mathiassen et al. [ 41] reported that task-based exposure predictions were not better than occupation based predictions of trapezius muscle activity for office workers.