Sentence examples for occupations about from inspiring English sources

Demonstrations and occupations about racial tensions and the war in Vietnam continued after Dr. Corson was officially named president in 1970.

Of the 3.3 million workers in tipped occupations, about 2 million are restaurant servers, 70percentt of whom are women.

Later that fall a sleep away school camp was devoted to learn about the jobs, trades and occupations, about the culture of the colonists.

That there's a long occupation about to follow is, as you would expect, prefigured here.

The film tells a story about occupation, about what happens when Islamist extremists take over the town and impose a grinding interpretation of Sharia law.

Artists of their time could at last afford to be easy about their position and occupation, about what was objective and what was subjective.

On Friday, there was a succession of reports about the shooting and the gunman that turned out to be wrong: reports about the gunman's name, about his mother's occupation, about how he got into the building.

Hacılar, near Lake Burdur, shows an earliest occupation about 8000 bce by a people living in mud-brick houses with plastered walls and floors, painted and burnished like those in contemporary Jericho.

Some highlights: ALIVE FROM PALESTINE -- A collection of monologues, subtitled "Stories Under Occupation," about the feelings of ordinary people living in a battle zone, performed by the Al-Kasaba Theater, a Palestinian troupe.

The 2000 Census found that the average earnings for women in management and professional occupations was about $15,000 less than men.

In Denmark and the Russian Federation, associate professionals in nursing/midwifery and other modern health occupations earned about the same as those in teaching.