present occupation in a sentence

1. After Kaunda gave the court his present occupation as " peasant farmer,"
2. The cruelty of the present occupation has changed this.
3. It set up its present occupation zone in 1985 to protect its northern territory from militant attacks.
4. Settled cultivation is now their present occupation.
5. :: To clarify my point, I'm certainly " not " in favour of publishing stuff like actresses'addresses or present occupations.
6. It's difficult to find present occupation in a sentence.
7. "For our country, the arrangement that will eventually be taken cannot simply be an enlargement or adjustment of the present occupation forces, " de Villepin said.
8. If Palestine were declared a state, then immediately, Israel, by its present occupation of the West Bank will be in breach of the United Nations Charter.
9. He listed his present occupation as the athletic director and a teacher at the Williston Seminary ( now known as the Williston Northampton School ) at Easthampton, Massachusetts.
10. Ilyinsky said, " Gentlemen, I could not be more pleased and flattered at your invitation, but I must tell you that I am entirely satisfied with my present occupation ."
11. Harry Gillium Allen was a member of the American Institute of Architects from 1949 to 1959 . In the 1956 American Architects Directory, he lists his present occupation as " Con.
12. During the late war ( 1939 1945 ) the house was allocated to a special unit of the Norwegian Army since when it has been lived in for short periods only until the present occupation.
13. Temple, who runs a group of weekly newspapers in the Minneapolis suburb of Burnsville, Minn ., and covers Twins and TimberWolves games for the Associated Press, is aware of how the new technology affects his present occupation.
14. She and her husband, Frank Montgomery, were living at 1117 3rd Avenue in Seattle, Washington, in September 1918, when he registered with the local draft board for World War I . He gave his present occupation as photoplay star manager.
15. Douglas, a Republican who advised the Bush campaign on agricultural issues, said that he had been the only lobbyist on the guest list and that the department's ethics lawyers had approved the party because his friendship with Espy predates their present occupations.
16. In a September 1918 draft registration card, Thorne was living in Port Huron, Michigan, and identified his present occupation as manufacturer and his employment status as " not employed . " He was married at the time to Maude A . Thorne.
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