Sentence examples for normal occupations from inspiring English sources

In between sessions subjects returned to their normal occupations.

Unfortunately, the majority of people responding to international disasters may be novices who volunteer for short periods then return to their normal occupations without passing on their experiences (32).

Education level among adults who have completed their schooling, for example, is not affected by occurrence of serious illness, which can force individuals to work at jobs below the level of their normal occupations or otherwise cause their income to decline.

War or dangerous adventure is the hero's normal occupation.

Acting was not viewed as a "normal occupation" in her family.

Comfort gave his readers permission to regard sex as a normal occupation and a perfectly respectable interest.

While he was educated at a top private school, he earns money from doing a fairly normal occupation – so is therefore disgustingly working-class compared with the rest.

And despite helmet laws elsewhere, it is the Netherlands that has the best record of cycling safety, not only in Europe, but in the world – precisely because cycling is seen as a normal occupation there.

"Requirements for managing asbestos in buildings are much more rigorous than in the past and the asbestos levels found in the ambient air of schools during normal occupation are likely to be lower than in the past.

But Caron just nodded as if ranting were a normal occupation.

"The FBI searched but couldn't find anyone who disappeared that weekend," Kaye wrote, suggesting that the perpetrator may have simply returned to his normal occupation.