224 Sentences With "vocations"

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Vocations Margaret Zuccarini, 74, is a publisher at Springer Publishing. from The New York Times
The poet doctor saw his dual vocations as mysteriously fused. from The New York Times
Vocations Yuriy Shishkov, 54, is a Fender Guitar master builder. from The New York Times
Vocations Al Harris, 33, is a blog editor at SpareFoot. from The New York Times
Vocations Gordon Sweat, 62, is a machinist at Moog Inc. from The New York Times
Vocations Q. What do you do as a field test manager? from The New York Times
Vocations Stephanie Johnson, 49, is a captain at Delta Air Lines. from The New York Times
Vocations Jesse Read, 40, is an illustrator at FreshBooks in Toronto. from The New York Times
Vocations Charlotte Tilbury, 42, is a beauty entrepreneur based in London. from The New York Times
Vocations Kyle Blaney, 36, is a logistics agent at Proxibid in Omaha. from The New York Times
Vocations Tom Camp, 77, is a U.P.S. delivery driver in Livonia, Michigan. from The New York Times
As with all vocations, or indeed love affairs, it was often difficult. from Economist
Vocations Mike Myers, 50, is an independent special effects coordinator in Brooklyn. from The New York Times
Vocations Q. When did you know you wanted to be a surgeon? from The New York Times
Vocations Q. What is Yik Yak and what is your job there? from The New York Times
Vocations Samantha Mark, 28, is a registered dietitian at ShopRite in Yonkers. from The New York Times
Vocations Q. What does SageGlass do, and what is your role there? from The New York Times
I think it's also a balance of different people or different vocations. from Vice
Vocations Hue Nguyen, 64, is a seamstress at Leidos in Webster, Tex. from The New York Times
Vocations He works for a big city ambulance service until 3 a.m. from The New York Times
Vocations Kiran Gavande, 32, is a supervisor for the Mumbai Dabbawala Association. from The New York Times
Vocations Michelle Chien, 30, is a pediatrician with Heal in San Francisco. from The New York Times
Vocations Joe Shadid, 30, is a music and content specialist for Reverb. from The New York Times
"We have associations with various people and the vocations they're in," he said. from The New York Times
Some vocations demand this exact strategy: Builders, surgeons and chefs must do this. from The New York Times
Vocations Jaime DeLanghe, 29, is a senior product manager at Etsy in Brooklyn. from The New York Times
Vocations Q. What does Helping Hands do, and what does your job involve? from The New York Times
Vocations Marissa Goodsky, 27, is a concrete mason at McGough in Roseville, Minn. from The New York Times
Vocations Henry Yeung, 29, is a sensory analyst at Driscoll's in Watsonville, Calif. from The New York Times
Vocations Margaret Simms, 70, is an economist at the Urban Institute in Washington. from The New York Times
Vocations Hannah Graffeo, 26, is a design researcher at IBM in New York. from The New York Times
Vocations Jenny Chao, 40, is a senior lead research scientist at FM Global. from The New York Times
Vocations Abdifatah Mohamud, 30, is a supervisor for Alliance Data Systems in Columbus, Ohio. from The New York Times
Vocations Andrew Reinhart, 30, is a surf product developer at Patagonia in Ventura, Calif. from The New York Times
Vocations Curt West, 41, is a knife sharpener at William Henry in McMinnville, Ore. from The New York Times
Vocations Elizabeth Zwicky, 51, is an anti-spam architect at Yahoo in Sunnyvale, Calif. from The New York Times
Vocations Raul Matias, 31, is a quality assurance engineer at Wink in New York. from The New York Times
Vocations Chetan Kapoor, 47, is director of technology at Yaskawa Innovation in Austin, Tex. from The New York Times
Vocations Allison Thielmann, 27, is an associate technical designer at Figs in Los Angeles. from The New York Times
Vocations A firefighter marvels at the power of the natural forces he must face. from The New York Times
Vocations Angela McQuillan, 36, is the curator at the Esther Klein Gallery in Philadelphia. from The New York Times
Vocations Wudneh Akalu, 43, is a network support engineer at IVM in Indianapolis, Ind. from The New York Times
Vocations Taylor Deen, 31, is a senior airship pilot for Goodyear in Carson, Calif. from The New York Times
Vocations TJ Brown, 73, is a master mattress maker for Savoir Beds in London. from The New York Times
Vocations Dean Regas, 43, is an astronomer at the Cincinnati Observatory in Cincinnati, Ohio. from The New York Times
Vocations Peter Barrett, 47, is a crew member at a McDonald's in Lynn, Mass. from The New York Times
Vocations Chuck Willis, 60, is a senior emergency preparedness administrator at Baltimore Gas & Electric. from The New York Times
Vocations Emmanuel Turlay, 32, is a technical lead manager at Instacart in San Francisco. from The New York Times
They now looked more like America — women and men of many races and vocations. from The New York Times
They will raise their livestock, there will be other vocations that will be created. from Reuters
Vocations Robert Reisman, 62, is a forensic veterinarian at the A.S.P.C.A. in New York. from The New York Times
Vocations Dennis Webb, 22, is a forestry technician at Big Creek Lumber in Davenport, Calif. from The New York Times
Vocations Q. What types of clients do you work for, and what is your role? from The New York Times
Vocations Ain Chiké, 34, is an operations manager at the Captain Planet Foundation in Atlanta. from The New York Times
These job boards can help: Indeed, Remote, Virtual Vocations, We Work Remotely, and Fancy Hands. from Vice
Vocations Alan Kreitl, 48, is a forensic document examiner at Affiliated Forensic Laboratory in Phoenix. from The New York Times
Vocations Robert Lombardo, 61, is a senior service technician at Trane in New York City. from The New York Times
Vocations Lauren Belomy, 32, is a digital transformation associate with Mars in New York City. from The New York Times
Vocations Charlie Rusher, 31, is a noise and vibration engineer at Chevrolet in Milford, Mich. from The New York Times
Vocations Matthew Joseph, 38, is alumni services coordinator at Back on My Feet in Baltimore. from The New York Times
Vocations Emily Tsitrian, 32, is head of consulting services at PlanGrid in San Francisco, Calif. from The New York Times
"All my working life I've had two vocations — flying and professing," Professor Hynes once wrote. from The New York Times
Vocations Carlos Martinez, 35, manages large property loss projects at Paul Davis Restoration in Milwaukee. from The New York Times
Also, with the TechForce Foundation, which helps to introduce students and parents to technical vocations. from Refinery 29
Vocations Ociric Beato, 40, is an elevator operator at the Carlyle Hotel in New York. from The New York Times
While Europe continues to be a dry well for priestly vocations, Africa is a wellspring. from The New York Times
Vocations Jessica Duke, 30, is a jet engine mechanic at Pratt & Whitney in Middletown, Conn. from The New York Times
Vocations Brad Kintzer, 41, is the chief chocolate maker for Tcho Chocolate, in Berkeley, Calif. from The New York Times
Vocations Ve Neill is an independent makeup artist for the movie industry in Studio City, Calif. from The New York Times
Industriousness, solitude, and playfulness – those sequestered byproducts of creative vocations — serve as the exhibition's unifying themes. from Hyperallergic
Vocations Eric Hadder, 43, is chief mechanical officer at the Grand Canyon Railway in Williams, Ariz. from The New York Times
Vocations Rabbi Aron Yonah Hayum is the plant manager and rabbinical supervisor at Manischewitz in Newark. from The New York Times
Vocations Patricia McDonough, 59, is a clinical transplant coordinator at Montefiore Health System in the Bronx. from The New York Times
Vocations Loren Hammonds, 39, is an associate programmer for the Tribeca Film Festival in New York. from The New York Times
The organization invests in diverse vocations from dancers and architects, to visual artists and traditional craftspeople. from Vice
Vocations Thirumala-Devi Kanneganti, 44, is an immunologist at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis. from The New York Times
Vocations Renaud Fillioux de Gironde, 39, is a cognac master blender for Hennessy, in Cognac, France. from The New York Times
Vocations Shy Averett, 36, is a community development and event specialist for Microsoft in Troy, Mich. from The New York Times
Vocations A blind machine operator manages with adaptive aids, tips from co-workers and careful concentration. from The New York Times
Vocations Orlando Sprockel, 57, is director of information technology at Cameron Mitchell Restaurants in Columbus, Ohio. from The New York Times
Vocations Iris Ordonez, 25, is an assistant manager at Fair Oaks Farms in Fair Oaks, Ind. from The New York Times
"But there is an enormous breadth of vocations women have been part of," Ms. Baskin said. from The New York Times
Vocations Stephanie Steenstra, 41, is an online teacher at California Connections Academy in San Juan Capistrano. from The New York Times
Vocations Olga Bas, 30, is a youth counselor at the Ali Forney Center in New York. from The New York Times
Vocations Maribel Ramirez, 37, is a quality assurance assistant at Nature Nate's Honey in McKinney, Tex. from The New York Times
"Before the priest even gets to it, there have already been vocations for the seminary," she laughed. from The New York Times
It's lucky I became a writer, because a pickpocket or a chatterbox also seemed like natural vocations. from Refinery 29
Vocations Rachel Wobschall, 57, is senior major gift officer for Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare in St. Paul. from The New York Times
Vocations Willem Barneveld, 58, is a film technician and curator at Pro-Tek Vaults in Burbank, Calif. from The New York Times
They would learn how to guide fellow seniors to apply for college or plan for postsecondary vocations. from The New York Times
Vocations Christina Tan, 48, is the state epidemiologist at the New Jersey Department of Health in Trenton. from The New York Times
Vocations Samit Chevli, 43, is a principal investigator at DuPont, a division of DowDuPont in Wilmington, Del. from The New York Times
Vocations Liz Dowd, 33, a rooftop farmer, is a manager for Brooklyn Grange Farm in New York. from The New York Times
Vocations Earl Lucas, 47, is the chief exterior designer at the Lincoln Motor Company, in Dearborn, Mich. from The New York Times
Vocations Veronica Cintron, 28, is a materials engineer at Raytheon Space and Airborne Systems in Largo, Fla. from The New York Times
Vocations Maria Engels, 27, is a youth educator at the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence in Rochester. from The New York Times
Vocations Janel Johnson, 39, is a botanist with the Nevada Natural Heritage Program in Carson City, Nev. from The New York Times
Vocations Anthony Valentine, 72, is a hospice nurse at the nonprofit Zen Hospice Project in San Francisco. from The New York Times
Vocations Samantha Schaible, 25, is an experiential marketing and design manager with Cannonball Productions in New York. from The New York Times
Vocations Natalie Gonnella-Platts, 32, is a deputy director of the George W. Bush Institute in Dallas. from The New York Times
Vocations Taylor Winkler, 24, is a public warning specialist at the New York City Emergency Management Department. from The New York Times
God's call interrupted all this, but then it struck him that the two vocations went rather well together. from Economist
Vocations Jennifer Rossmann, 41, has been a waitress at the Delta Diner in northwestern Wisconsin for 10 years. from The New York Times
Vocations Angela Dunn, 33, is a personal coach and receptionist for Weight Watchers International in College Station, Tex. from The New York Times
Vocations Peter Ho, 69, is the Vancouver-based regional catering manager for North America at Cathay Pacific Airways. from The New York Times
Newcomers peacefully mix with regulars; the clientele represents an extremely diverse blend of ages, races, vocations, and hometowns. from Vice
Vocations A diver investigates the condition of floating docks and underwater structures and encounters adventure along the way. from The New York Times
Vocations Steve Bavier, 61, is a yard manager at JDog Junk Removal and Hauling in Menomonee Falls, Wis. from The New York Times
Many trade associations from the Middle Ages are still around, and others have sprung up for new vocations. from The New York Times
I have far less of a stake than they do in the future of vocations they left behind. from The New York Times
Vocations Virginia Murauskas, 65, is an addiction counselor at the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation in Center City, Minn. from The New York Times
I have far less of a stake than they do in the future of vocations they left behind. from The New York Times
Vocations Tara Hartson, 38, is a surveyor at Herrick & Salsbury in Ellsworth, Me. What is surveying all about? from The New York Times
Giralt Brun has tapped other vocations looking for real people to cast—construction workers in Mexico City, for example. from Vice
Vocations Caroline MacDonald, 54, is Rosewood Hotel Group's vice president of sales and marketing for the Americas and Europe. from The New York Times
Vocations Scott Tarrant, 46, is manager of fly-fishing at the Broadmoor, a resort and hotel in Colorado Springs. from The New York Times
Vocations Tyler Williams, 33, is the head of experiential marketing for Zappos, an online retailer based in Las Vegas. from The New York Times
Africa, and Mozambique in particular, have been sources of the priestly vocations that are in short supply in Europe. from The New York Times
Vocations Leslé Honoré is the director of youth enrichment at the Rauner Family and West Communities Y.M.C.A.s in Chicago. from The New York Times
Today, under the White House plan to favor immigrants with "professional specialized vocations," he probably wouldn't make the cut. from The Hill
Her father worked as a harness maker and blacksmith, and references to his vocations crop up frequently in her paintings. from Hyperallergic
For the most part, though, we'll have better stuff, cheaper stuff, and most people will be reemployed in other vocations. from Vox
Vocations Lucy Jones, 61, is the science adviser for risk reduction at the United States Geological Survey in Pasadena, Calif. from The New York Times
For roughly five years, The New York Times has profiled people with a variety of jobs in its Vocations column. from The New York Times
For Labor Day, we're revisiting selected Vocations entries from 2018 to highlight some of the different forms work can take. from The New York Times
Vocations Kara Pollard, 33, is the executive director of Dog Is My CoPilot, an animal rescue operation in Jackson, Wyo. from The New York Times
If we are to stymie the effects of antibiotic resistance, we must follow the high ethical standards of our vocations. from The New York Times
Vocations Paul Williams had nowhere to sleep, had been addicted to drugs and had been in and out of jail. from The New York Times
Vocations to the priesthood have fallen to a trickle, and the social power wielded by religious orders is a fading memory. from Economist
Vocations Rafael Bosch,22, is a candy maker at Hillside Candy in Hillside, N.J. Q. How did you get this job? from The New York Times
The number was offset by increases in priestly vocations in Africa and Asia, where the church as a whole is growing. from Fox News
My original submission for this puzzle was a 15x16 grid that led off with PRO VISIONARY and ended with PRO VOCATIONS. from The New York Times
Davidsen's MO is letting his co-hosts branch out into different styles (or in this case, vocations) than they're used to. from Vice
Vocations Porter Z. Long, 25, is a research and development scientist for Chobani at its yogurt factory in Twin Falls, Idaho. from The New York Times
Art and activism are similar sorts of vocations—that is, they are all-encompassing commitments to a certain kind of life. from Hyperallergic
Mulder also was torn between her work and motherhood, and felt sure that she was failing at all of her vocations. from The New York Times
Vocations Solomon Pali, 55, is the outrigger canoe instructor at the Fairmont Kea Lani Hotel on the island of Maui, Hawaii. from The New York Times
Jamie Oliver was really the one who started it and used the profession to train kids on vocations that really needed help. from Vice
Vocations Karin Tsai, 27, is a software engineer at Duolingo in Pittsburgh Q. What is Duolingo and what do you do there? from The New York Times
Vocations Joe Davino, 20, is a builder at Tree Top Builders in West Chester, Pa. Q. How did you get this job? from The New York Times
Austen Ivereigh, a biographer of the pope, has noted that next year a synod of bishops will consider the crisis in priestly vocations. from Economist
Vocations William Gillen, 53, is the director of culinary excellence for the North America region of LSG Sky Chefs, based in Irving, Tex. from The New York Times
Vocations Paul Francis, 48, is a master cymbal maker and tester and director of research and development at Avedis Zildjian in Norwell, Mass. from The New York Times
Vocations A ferry captain on Delaware Bay tries to keep to schedule, but he drops anchor when whales approach or a triathlon starts. from The New York Times
In India, Russia and China — top trading partners of the West — being a journalist is one of the most dangerous vocations you can pursue. from CNBC
While some actors would have you believe that the universe revolves around their star power, others have left the biz for more fitting vocations. from Refinery 29
In order for individuals to pursue careers as florists, makeup artists, and interior designers, certain states have imposed strict requirements for practicing these vocations. from The Hill
Vocations Lisa Spira, 30, is director of research and product development at Ethnic Technologies in South Hackensack, N.J. Q. What is your educational background? from The New York Times
Vocations Helen Gault, 34, is an apprentice weld inspector for Newport News Shipbuilding in Newport News, Va. Q. What exactly does your job involve? from The New York Times
A bigger problem, the article pointed out, is that many sisters say that while male vocations are valued, the work of women is not. from The New York Times
Vocations Margaret Gurowitz, 56, is the chief historian for Johnson & Johnson at its headquarters in New Brunswick, N.J. What does a chief historian do? from The New York Times
The church is struggling with a worsening shortage of clergy — what the Vatican calls the crisis in vocations — especially in Europe and North America. from The New York Times
Now Father Perdue, the vocations director for the Peterborough diocese and a former two-time junior hockey champion, is trying to bring it back. from The New York Times
If public life were truly infused with the sense that people have souls, we would educate young people to have vocations and not just careers. from The New York Times
The Square shows us that performance is a constant across distinct social classes and among the vocations and industries that meet in the art scene. from Hyperallergic
Vocations Lauren Mackiewicz, 32, is a job coach at Easterseals in East Brunswick, N.J. Q. What does Easterseals provide and what is your role there? from The New York Times
Vocations Carol L. Schneider, 66, is a staff chaplain at NYU Winthrop Hospital in Mineola, N.Y. Q. What background do you bring to the job? from The New York Times
Vocations Ulysses Jackson, 35, is a paint formulator at Golden Artist Colors in New Berlin, N.Y. Q. What do you do as a paint formulator? from The New York Times
Mongolian dancer Canion Shijirbat is a professional graphics designer, and is currently making huge waves in his country for his ability to blend the two vocations. from Mashable
Maybe it's doubly important that people with fulfilling vocations develop, and be seen to develop, sanctuaries outside them: in play, solitude, family, faith, hobbies and leisure. from The New York Times
Catholics used to have a wide range of vocations — forms of love, ways of pouring yourself out in devotion to God and to those you love. from Vox
Mr. Brown, a Southern polymath with a pilot's license, a gun license and a host of vocations, has always been a welcome presence in food television. from The New York Times
Former members say Maciel gave huge contributions to the Vatican during the papacy of John Paul, who admired the Legionaries' orthodoxy and ability to produce vocations. from Reuters
Vocations Cordy Williamson, 74, is a senior vegetation manager at Duke Energy Corporation in Florence, S.C. Q. What does your job as a senior vegetation manager involve? from The New York Times
Deploying sewing and cooking, traditionally considered women's vocations, this piece bluntly and unabashedly inverts power relations between men and women, violence and sexuality, culture and good taste. from Hyperallergic
Vocations Jeremy Morris, 30, plays the roles of 18th-century black men at Colonial Williamsburg in Williamsburg, Va. What is your role at this living-history museum? from The New York Times
Vocations Carrie Faverty, 36, is a voice-over casting director at Sound Lounge in New York Q. What do you do as a voice-over casting director? from The New York Times
Vocations Brian McDonald, 43, is associate director of the High Point University Survey Research Center in High Point, N.C. Q. What types of surveys does your center do? from The New York Times
Vocations Melvina Young, 55, is a senior writer at Hallmark Cards in Kansas City, Mo. How hard could it be to write pithy lines for a greeting card? from The New York Times
Vocations Jose Gabriel Perez, 51, is an upholsterer at the St. Regis New York in Manhattan Q. What kinds of furnishings do you repair at the St. Regis? from The New York Times
Instead, the attorney general said, D'Aversa later appointed Baker as vocations director for the Third Order Regulars -- a position that allowed Baker to conduct youth retreats across the country. from CNN
She made Van Vechten, who was gay but married twice, appear both epicene and heroic in a painting of him in his apartment, amid symbols of his myriad vocations. from New Yorker
It's the apex of rock being taken as an unserious goof by two guys who had to put all their seriousness into their increasingly tenuous fame-making primary vocations. from Vice
Ultimately, like so much of this lexicon, the "side hustle" describes the overworked outsiders to privilege, who are forced into informal vocations by the absence of a legitimate economy. from The New York Times
The girls were offered the choice to receive training in sewing or other vocations or to carry on with education that would prepare them for entrance exams for college. from The New York Times
"Since serving the Lord likewise requires the total gift of a man, it does not seem possible to carry on the two vocations simultaneously," he continued, writing of marriage. from The Hill
Francis told Italy&aposs bishops he was concerned about the "crisis of vocations" in a region of the world that once was one of the biggest sources of Catholic missionaries. from Fox News
"During the interview, I like to get into where they grew up, their parents' vocations, the kind of activities they enjoyed in high school and college," Goings told Business Insider. from Business Insider
Vocations Howard Marks, 72, is co-founder and co-chairman of Oaktree Capital and the author of "Mastering the Market Cycle" (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $30.) How did you get started? from The New York Times
Vocations Luis Lora, 49, is a master tissue technician at MTF Biologics in Edison, N.J., where he processes human tissue that can be used to treat sick or injured patients. from The New York Times
SUNDAY BUSINESS The Vocations column last Sunday about a manager of Brooklyn Grange Farm in New York misstated the title used by certain groups that buy produce from the farm. from The New York Times
My two vocations rarely intersected — until I came across a story about Jimmy A. Williams, a trainer who coached many young female riders to Olympic fame, while sexually abusing them. from The New York Times
The good news is we are seeing a renewed push to enhance existing CTE models and establish new ones, focused on both traditional vocations and new, emerging fields and technologies. from The Hill
Francis argued that the gap should be filled with a culturally sensitive effort to increase priestly vocations and by encouraging more of those already ordained to go to remote areas. from The New York Times
They are from the same walk of life as those who they would be required to officiate, and that might give them a crucial advantage over outsiders recruited from other vocations. from Vice
Rather, the pope urged bishops to pray for more priestly vocations and to send missionaries to a region where faithful Catholics in remote areas can go months or even years without Mass. from Business Insider
Then, in 2005, ACE began to promote vocations by taking interested teachers on a pilgrimage, and it started the annual Vocation Day — a mixture of worship services and question-and-answer sessions. from The New York Times
On the other hand, when I look at the qualifications of someone in the oval office, integrity is one of the most important—there are very few vocations where integrity matters more. from New Republic
You may think that jobs outside of assembly lines and manual labor are safe, but according to Fast Company, a lot of unexpected vocations may be taken over by robots in the future. from Refinery 29
Vocations Maricar Marquez, 44, is an assistant program coordinator for independent living at the Helen Keller National Center in Sands Point, N.Y. Q. What is your role at the Helen Keller National Center? from The New York Times
Vocations Emily Weiss, 30, is a senior account executive at DeWitt Stern, an insurance brokerage firm in New York Q. What type of company is DeWitt Stern, and what do you do there? from The New York Times
New York has a special density of these entwined vocations, but they now exist all over the world, a vast majority outside the rarefied atmosphere of the multinational powerhouses and buy-alike collectors. from The New York Times
This incredible efficiency is a tremendous blessing that allows millions of people to focus on other professional vocations, such as studying financial data as they eat their lunches in front of Bloomberg Terminals. from The Hill
Abuse in one of these vocations came to the fore of public consciousness just last week, when a grand jury detailed decades of allegations of child sex abuse by Catholic priests in Pennsylvania. from CNN
Under the leadership of executive director William Coleman II, each year the center enrolls dozens of students and instructs them in a variety of vocations, including computer technology, healthcare, carpentry, office administration and more. from The Hill
For Ojo, ethnic diversity, a mix of ages and women with a variety of vocations were important when choosing brand representatives, in an industry that has traditionally used young, white women to advertise products. from CNBC
But removing the fields in question from consideration for advertising is the right move, since the prospect of intelligently sorting through millions of real and imagined vocations for the occasional abuse is a daunting one. from TechCrunch
Throughout history, we've always found ways to make our basic survival require less of our human focus, and we've witnessed subsequent booms in new professions — specifically, vocations that didn't relate directly to merely subsisting, but thriving. from TechCrunch
It brings together Sky's twin vocations of music and acting together nicely, and it's also kind of a handy crash course through one of the most popular movies of the summer, in case you missed it. from Vice
The Hoels are Norwegian immigrants whose vocations link them with our continent's once-predominant tree, the American chestnut, as they all flourish and then are tragically cut back — both Hoels and chestnuts — to a lone scion. from The New York Times
Paul reigned in the 1960s when many men left the priesthood and vocations fell sharply in a turbulent era of social change that coincided with the sexual revolution and the widespread availability of the birth control pill. from Reuters
Camilla Dietz Bergeron, who prospered in two divergent vocations, on Wall Street and on Madison Avenue, by proving equally adept at evaluating premium stocks and gem-quality rocks, died on May 21987 at a hospital in Manhattan. from The New York Times
You can be forgiven for assuming that he is a serial killer, or an abductor, those being the only vocations, as far as movies and TV are concerned, that drive quiet men to their cellars, but no. from New Yorker
The interplay of vocations, both artistic and more quotidian, is a strong theme in Paterson: Everyone's got something they do on the side to brighten the world, whether it's chess tournaments or country music or acting or poetry. from Vox
And the state created an investment money pool for businesses and infrastructure projects… One of Rubio's ideas led to a requirement that school districts create career academies -- where students can be training in high-demand/high-need vocations. from Vox
By sheer coincidence — unless it is, somehow, a sign of the times — the two best American movies in theaters right now both happen to be about Protestant ministers grappling with their vocations in a fallen and frightening world. from The New York Times
Middle and upper class women tended to look down upon poorer women who were engaged in less academic vocations, and as more working class women became involved with war work, their haughty counterparts boorishly lamented the lack of available servants. from Gizmodo
It is doubly fascinating in the case of these chefs, who chose their vocations when the cult of the celebrity chef was in its infancy, and had no reason to believe they would one day be the subjects of GQ profiles. from New Republic
To better appreciate our country at large, we'll seek to understand the localized and unique considerations artists are making throughout the country to maintain their practices, foster communities, and uphold their vocations in pursuit of a better sense of self. from Vice
In his document, Francis suggested solutions to solve the shortage of priests that his conservative critics had made, such as praying for more vocations and sending more priests already in the nine Amazon basin countries to remote areas rather than abroad. from Reuters
My young congregants were working hard to build the better life their parents had risked life and limb for, but too often their dreams of college, reliable vocations, or even a driver's license were permanently delayed due to their legal status. from The Hill
The second mission is to help people find vocations through which they can serve the community: wage subsidies, apprenticeship tracks, subsidies to help people move to opportunity, work councils, which are clubs that would offer workers lifelong training and representation. from The New York Times
It could give them the freedom to turn their passions into their vocations — they could be an artist, or a writer, or a Reddit commenter, or a competitive video gamer, even if they don't make much or any money from those pursuits. from Vox
"This urgent need leads me to urge all bishops, especially those in Latin America, not only to promote prayer for priestly vocations, but also to be more generous in encouraging those who display a missionary vocation to opt for the Amazon region," he wrote. from Business Insider
Today, though sci-fi and comic properties annually dominate the entertainment markets and STEM careers offer greater job and financial security than most other vocations, a segment of this tribe still identifies as the beleaguered underdog, perpetually under assault by the preppy Chads of the world. from Vice
Still, for many years, even as vocations to the priesthood and religious life have declined and laypeople have taken on more and more leadership positions, there has been an expectation that it is the role of the clergy to speak and that of the laity to listen. from Vox
Also included in the high-skilled category are professional and specialized vocations that are in demand inside the United States as well as "exceptional students" who would be able to apply to stay in the county midway through their educational career with the backing of their educational institutions. from CNBC
" While thousands of the Kongo were shipped across the Atlantic, forced labor at home led to "the decimation of the remaining population by disease, the reduction of the agricultural system to subsistence, the dismantling of existing commercial networks and the abandonment of traditional vocations such as ironworking and woodcarving. from The New York Times
The numbers of those who opt to join the priesthood, to become nuns, or to join other religious vocations has been in serious decline since as early as the 1960s, driven not by revelations of abuse, but by the same factors that have been at work in other Western societies. from The New York Times
Like my own father, a life-long laborer who has found, post-debilitating heart attack, that disability benefits are nearly impossible to access for those who aren't completely incapacitated but still unable to go back to the strenuous manual vocations they long relied on, Dave Johns's Daniel Blake doesn't know how to use the internet. from Vice
That is a topical question, because in the modern Catholic church, especially in places where vocations to a celibate priesthood are drying up, an ever-greater role is played by male deacons, who can be married: they can conduct funerals and weddings, visit the sick and do many other "priestly" jobs, with the exception of consecrating bread and wine. from Economist
Long ago, when capturing video of the game you were playing was something only pros and highly motivated gamers (the term had not its current currency and was, at the time, pejorative or at least belittling) attempted to do, and with as little glory as attended such vocations and avocations at the time, there was special hardware just for doing so. from TechCrunch
The government is working to transition the economy away from China's old growth model — driven by manufacturing and exports — toward one supported via services sectors like healthcare and IT. But that means cutting back on overcapacity in areas like coal and steel, and retraining millions of workers to take on new vocations — a major challenge that could create social unrest. from CNBC
Being a Newark Jew in a largely working-class city where political leverage accrued through ethnic pressure, where both historical fact and folkloric superstition sustained a steady undercurrent of xenophobic antipathy in each ethnic precinct, where the apportionment of jobs and vocations often divided along religious and racial lines—all this contributed enormously to a child's self-definition, his sense of specialness, and his way of thinking about his discrete community in the local scheme of things. from New Yorker