Sentence examples similar to start a vocation from inspiring English sources
He said Archbishop Chaput had started a new seminary program, increased vocations to the priesthood and attracted "neotraditionalist Catholic movements and religious orders" to the Denver area.
He begins affairs with Vera and Fulla, takes a job with Erik and Christophe and starts to consider a vocation as a travel writer.
She famously started her vocation as a kid.
After starting her vocation at a school in the London borough of Brent in 1970, she became a tireless champion of free school meals, successfully campaigned for better pay and conditions for her fellow dinner ladies, and was for many years the only woman on the executive committee of the General and Municipal Workers Unionnownow the GMB).
What started as a hobby would become a vocation and, in later years, his sole source of income.
It started as a hobby, but quickly turned into what I feared might be taking the shape of a vocation.
It's a vocation – something that you take on before the bell rings at the start of the day and continue to think about after you leave.
