Sentence examples for popular vocation from inspiring English sources

And because you can do it as an independent contractor working flexible hours, science writing is a popular vocation, real or aspirational, among parents.

Art can't rival those vocations for popular impact.

That occupation consists of handling human waste, being cleaners of public dry latrines (toilets without flushing facility), disposing of dead bodies (animal and human), termed sweepers, scavengers, those responsible for the removal of 'night soil' to use a popular Government euphemism, bound to a vocation lacking in dignity and characterised by filth.

In the early years of the nineteenth century, fossil collecting became so popular among the upper classes that a whole new vocation sprang up.

FATIMA, Portugal — A day after acknowledging the church's responsibility for the sexual abuse crisis, Pope Benedict XVI on Wednesday traveled to this popular pilgrim shrine and prayed for priests not to fall short of their "sublime vocation" or "succumb to the temptations of the evil one".

DePaola, the writer or illustrator of several hundred books, including the popular "Strega Nona" series, about a good-natured Italian witch and her doltish assistant, explored his spiritual vocation with Benedictines as a young man.

Vocation, vocation, vocation, Kirstie.

A vocation?

Their vocation is vacation.

It was a vocation.

Teaching was his vocation.