Sentence examples for everyday occupations from inspiring English sources

An analysis of the fragments and titles shows that the themes of his plays included mythological farce (e.g., Minos and Cyclops), stories about hetairai, highly cultivated courtesans (e.g., Malthace and Melitta), everyday occupations (e.g., Kithara-Player and Doctor), family affairs (e.g., Sisters and Ancestors), and social relations (e.g., Resident Alien and Lover of Thebes).

Le Brunn also provided the incidental music for three of Leno's best-known songs that depicted life in everyday occupations: "The Railway Guard" (1890), "The Shopwalker" and "The Waiter" (both from 1891).

The group meetings concentrate on problems with everyday occupations and on developing strategies for how to solve them.

Inspired by the Lifestyle Redesign® project [ 26], it was based on knowledge of women's everyday occupations [ 30- 32].

The outcomes were degree of meaningfulness found in the day centre occupations, satisfaction with the rehabilitation received, satisfaction with everyday occupations and quality of life.

In between sessions the participants practice the strategies and try to organize their everyday life to a point where they arrive at a satisfying pattern of everyday occupations.

Saree Makdisi, a professor of English and comparative literature at UCLA, is the author of "Palestine Inside Out: An Everyday Occupation".

The principal everyday occupation was selling, though some 10% beg on a daily basis.

Small holdings (kebun) were owned by most families and so farming was an everyday occupation for both men and women.

In the 1960's Menzies Lyth's seminal article 'Social systems as a defense against anxiety: An empirical study of the nursing service of a general hospital' articulated the difficulties inherent in care as an everyday occupation, and the consequences for its social organization [ 8]g.

Minus the rock'n'rollers and holy rollers, it's a fairly standard list of everyday American occupations.