Sentence examples for vocations for from inspiring English sources
Of those nominating a vocational practice first preference, the three highest ranking vocations for commencing students were Surgery (26.4%), Paediatrics and Child Health (15.3%), and General Practice (13.3%) (Table 4).> -wrap-foot> Percentares arexpresseded as percentage of valid responses (i.e. excluding missing responses).
Art can't rival those vocations for popular impact.
By day, Arinze works as director of vocations for the Diocese of Madison, Wis.
Joseph P. Tierney, the director of vocations for the archdiocese and a longtime friend.
After serving parishes in Portsmouth and Fareham, he became director of vocations for the diocese of Portsmouth.
"Invariably courteous, gentle, cheerful, tactful, sunny, courageous, optimistic, [the secretary] creates the atmosphere of the office," explained Vocations for the Trained Woman in 1910.
There is no equivalent vocation for men.
ʿAbd Allāh followed his family's vocation for religion.
I found my vocation for teaching while training new recruits.
"Finance was not a social event," Mr. Gessen writes, "but an intellectual vocation for him".
