Examples of using A vocation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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instead he sought to become the boldest of botanical explorers- a vocation he took up without sacrificing a bit of flash or glamour.
nurturing a vocation for researching and encountering everything that is new.
Liberalism: Most students at our school have completed undergraduate studies, and see their time at film school as a cherished chance to wed their deep interests with a vocation.
Most students at our school have completed undergraduate studies and see their time at film school as a cherished chance to wed their deep interests with a vocation.
From these reflections on the segment of human life that is formed by, or associated with, a vocation, you will have seen that it is difficult to explain these things because they bring so much into consideration.
certainly implied that the writer serves a higher calling, what one refers to only in art and religion as a vocation, and cannot worry too much about the feelings of those whose lives she borrows from.
that not all countries have a vocation to become members of Europe,
It's not a vocation.
Solving mysteries is not a vocation.
No, it's a vocation.
A vocation also is not static.
That teaching literature was a vocation for her?
Teachers have a vocation, not just a job.
In your case, was it a vocation?
This isn't a vacation, it's a vocation.
Ambulance professionals are not only there for a vocation.
He would have a vocation. Something inventive or mechanical.