Sentence examples for old professions from inspiring English sources

These jobs include old professions such as law and medicine, while there is also demand for pilots as we travel around the world more and more.

Some middle-aged MPs have second jobs, or old professions they can return to when their political careers come unstuck, but Miliband's profession has been full time politics almost since he left university.

Recipients of what is called the employment support allowance — except for the profoundly disabled or those believed to have less than six months to live — will be given job training and expected to rejoin the work force, even if their conditions preclude them from returning to their old professions.

"In any sensible society," Crane writes, "a child of Scott's type would have ended up as an engineer or scientist, but for a boy of his class in Victorian England the future was circumscribed by the deadening monopoly of the old professions".

Automation threatens old professions.

The 67-year-old retired telecoms worker is the leader of the Bellovaque Grove, which is made up of 12 "comrades", ages ranging from 27 to 67 years old, professions ranging from civil servant to personal trainer and salesperson.

Take it away from being a stuffy old profession".

I am returning to my old profession: fashion illustration.

His investigation into the crash leads him back into his old profession.

"There was a certain satisfaction in putting up a 10-story building," Mr. King says of his old profession.

It had also pleased Olga who, while retiring from the stage, remained deeply attached to her old profession.