A Mozartian treatment of love became, for much of his life, Merrill's occupation.
As the man in charge of animation for the Walt Disney Company, the brainchild of his famous Uncle Walt, the studio executive and filmmaker Roy E. Disney admits to enjoying one of life's more mirthful occupations.
Anter Arafat, 64, said soldiers questioned him about life under the militant group's occupation; they wanted to know who had supported the militants.
Although mythological scenes have been most widely studied, sarcophagus relief has been called the "richest single source of Roman iconography," and may also depict the deceased's occupation or life course, military scenes, and other subject matter.
It carried, without fail, Danny Rubenstein's features from East Jerusalem, Amira Hass's detailed reports on the daily life of occupation, and Gideon Levy's columns of outrage.
Germany's occupation of Austria showed how much life changed overnight for Jews there.
Socioeconomic conditions were defined by the British Registrar General's classification of social class and based on father's occupation in childhood and own occupation in adult life.
The decedent's occupation was defined as the usual occupation done during most of his/her working life.
Contestants, generally from all walks of life, were asked yes and no questions about their occupations by the four panelists, who tried to surmise the guest's occupation.
Despite the presence of so many soldiers, life under occupation was chaotic.
