Sentence examples for occupation writing from inspiring English sources

As a young man Milosz (1911-2004), a Nobel Prize-winning poet and essayist, lived in Warsaw during the German occupation, writing for Polish underground publications.

Although he never had a job (aside from short stints at teaching), Merrill worked intensely at poetry as a daily occupation, writing for fifty years about lovers, friends, opera, travel, landscape, and his various homes: an apartment in New York that had belonged to his grandmother and beloved houses in Stonington, Athens, and (later) Key West.

NOW YOU'VE CROSSED A LINE #ISRAEL — Yousef Munayyer (@YousefMunayyer) 4 Mar 13 Another Washington observer, Jeffrey Goldberg, who is a staunch defender of Israel but a critic of the enduring military occupation, wrote that the issue illustrated that "settlements are incompatible with democracy".

His real occupation," writes El Mundo, "is closer to that of a travel agent".

This sense of dislocation began to fuel a secret occupation: fiction writing.

For fifteen years this work was in the background to his main occupation of writing on geology and publishing expert reports on the Beagle collections.

Of what happens when the noble occupation of writing a novel, gives way to the grubby and ignoble s**t fight that is pitching and marketing one.

"Even unavoidable occupation is a corrupting occupation," he wrote.

After the war he lived in Paris, where one of his occupations was writing summaries of French scripts for an American movie company.

How much research did you do into the two occupations — sports writing and real estate — of your most celebrated character, Frank Bascombe?

What difference does it make what occupation Google writes down on its driver's license?