Sentence examples for occupation which would be from inspiring English sources

Third, any clampdown sufficiently draconian to reassure us would amount to a United Nations occupation, which would be a grave humiliation to Saddam.

"Ukraine may overreact to the Russian occupation of Crimea, and we could get into shooting engagements, which would be deeply disastrous," he added.

Wail indicated his occupation as "teacher", and that he would be traveling with his brother on a four-to-six month vacation, which would be paid for with Wail's teacher salary.

Which would be worse?

Which would be silly.

Which would be huge.

Which would be catastrophic.

Which would be what?

"Which would be very cool.

Either of which would be fine.

Smith — which would be even more common if all its variations, like Schmidt and Schmitt, were tallied — is among the names derived from occupations (Miller, which ranks No. 7, is another).