Sentence examples for his primary vocation from inspiring English sources

Perhaps inevitably, communications training supplanted advertising as his primary vocation.

On some nights during elver season, he fishes until 2 or 3 a.m. and turns to his primary vocation, a crab processing business, at 4 in the morning.

And, yes, I suppose you could see the numerous sequences set among doctors and nurses in a hospital as some sort of commentary on Chekhov's status as a physician, which he considered his primary vocation.

By 1835, Dixon considered journalism to be his primary vocation.

At seventeen, she came to New York, where she modelled, studied fashion and acting, and managed a club while pursuing her primary vocation as a songwriter.

He plays guitar, keyboard and fiddle, but regards songwriting as his primary artistic vocation.

Mr. Wolfe's primary vocation is sculpture.

Her father, J. D. Waymon, was a jack-of-all-trades entrepreneur, and her mother, Kate, was a domestic worker whose primary vocation was preaching the Gospel.

It is, he says, a distraction from the church's primary vocation to live the dynamic joy and freedom of the gospel in a way that makes it attractive to others.

At times, he gives the impression that he has taken up architecture in the way that Michelangelo or Raphael or Jefferson did: not as a primary vocation, but as an intellectual and humanistic challenge to undertake before moving on to something else.

"Networking People" is my blanket term to describe anyone whose primary vocation is building their network, which they either directly or indirectly monetize.