Sentence examples for latest occupation from inspiring English sources

But, for all these careful anthropological alterations, Collins overlooked the modern Hollywood wife's latest occupation: novel-writing.

So it was that Occupy San Francisco became the latest occupation to be evicted, after a period which has seen camps in Wall Street, Oakland and beyond also cleared.

Other excavations have uncovered a coin hoard showing that many of the houses were built before the early fifth century A.D. Elsewhere, coins, pottery and metal objects of rooms date the latest occupation of the buildings to the early seventh century.

This is the period when most of the site was abandoned, and represents material from the latest occupation.

But while teasing out the differences between these protests--their very different historical origins as well as the very different way in which they have been received and responded to--gives us much food for thought, it tells us little about how this latest occupation will end or what its legacy will be.

Unemployed participants and pensioners were asked to answer for their latest occupation.

The pattern of shark exploitation is similar at Chibuene, where shark remains are found primarily in the late occupation levels after C.E. 1300 (Badenhorst et al. 2011).

Comb decorated pottery, also known from other Late Neolithic sites of the area, suggest a later occupation.

Archaeologists also discovered that many of the buildings dating to the latest residential occupation of the site had been destroyed by fire, which raised the possibility that the mound centre was the target of an attack near the end of the 12th century.

The Late Classic occupation of Oaxaca, especially of the Valley of Oaxaca, is designated as Monte Albán III-B (450 700).

His late-life occupation has been running a natural gas-oriented hedge fund, which has made him, at the age of 82, a billionaire several times over.