Sentence examples for occupation book from inspiring English sources

Overall, the portrait depicts a middle age professional man, possibly a merchant, a banker or an account keeper of some sorts, posing in his study with the attributes of his status and occupation, book, ink, quill as well as his upper class attire, clearly represented.

That same year, he illustrated the pro-occupation book Zóó zag Brussel de Dietsche Militanten under the pen name Kaproen.

His new book, "Occupation Diaries," will be published in August.

His new book, Occupation Diaries, will be published in the summer.

It ends with Sylvia Beach, the legendary proprietor of the bookstore Shakespeare & Company, responding to the German occupation by moving books to the fourth floor of her building, each volume "like a person, the book's author, being sheltered and kept hidden until... well, until a new Age of Reason".

Ultimately she survives the destruction and desolation of the Occupation through the books she can read in braille.

Also introduced into the design were symbols of the interests and occupations of the book's owner, such as scales of justice, naval and military trophies, and palettes.

With all the information you upload onto the platform — photos, interests, occupation, hobbies, favourite books, films and music, marital status, political leanings, dress sense — you're handing over your electronic DNA….

Sixtyish Angela, retired from a dreary academic career to the marginally better occupation of leading book-discussion groups, keeps mentally revisiting an agonizing decades-old rupture with deeply treasured friends.

His latest book is "Occupation Diaries".

For one thing Mr Gildea is a historian always worth reading witness the perceptive analysis of France under Nazi occupation in his 2002 book, "Marianne in Chains".