Sentence examples for former professions from inspiring English sources

Often, the biggest difficulty for women who have been home for a number of years is determining whether they want to return to their former professions or find a new direction.

Over in the Senate, Stephen Parry, who carries, etched, in his bearing the remnants of his two former professions, detective and undertaker, told the red place he would be "fair-minded" in a chamber that now boasts 11 crossbenchers.

She may return to her former profession: the law.

Mr Lindstrom proclaims that he has given up his former profession to become a consumer advocate.

In fact, given Ollie's former profession, you might even call it a sad-clown story.

Why was she unable to find employment in her former profession in New York?

What must have made matters worse is the absence of any discernible indication that Dyke has forsaken his former profession.

Despite a resurgence of interest in his work, he did not return to work in his former profession.

What steps does Mrs. Ferreira need to take to work in her former profession in the United States?

His first significant film was Murarz (1973; The Bricklayer), the story of a political activist who becomes disenchanted with politics and returns to his former profession of bricklaying.

Not an obvious fishing hole, but remember, this was Safire's former profession, and nobody was a better columnist over the past three decades.