Sentence examples for occupations of a from inspiring English sources

Among "the normal and characteristic occupations" of a man of leisure he classed government, war, sport and devout observances.

Of course 'certain categories of Tier 2 migrant, for example those earning over £150,000 or occupations of a specific economic or social value to the UK' –in other words, bankers, lawyers and Tory party donors – will retain an automatic route to settlement, but it looks likely that academics and higher education professionals will once again be left out in the cold.

Pollen analyses from archaeological deposits or from framing prehistoric occupation layers are a contribution to the knowledge of the flora, environment and climate conditions synchronous of occupations of a territory by Hominids.

At least officially, his positions at Graz, Prague, Linz, Ulm and Sagan can be characterized as the typical professional occupations of a mathematician in the broadest sense, i.e., including astrology and astronomy, theoretical mechanics and pneumatics, metrology, and every topic that could in some way be related to mathematics.

Truly, the occupation of a lifetime.

The article also misstates the occupation of a performer, Ali Akbar Khan.

But nobody signs up for occupation duty, especially occupation of a country that never officially surrendered.

We saw the army deployment inside Syria, which looked like an army occupation of a country.

Killing the Angel in the House was part of the occupation of a woman writer.

Red Carpenter, a superb pilot, was engaged in the precarious occupation of a barnstormer.

The only Confederate occupation of a Union capital proved more farce than revolution.