- An
avocation is an
activity that
someone engages in as a
hobby outside their main occupation.
There are many
examples of
people whose professions were...
-
micromanaging eye of Stallman) or to one of
thousands of
different commercial,
avocational, or university-research projects, processes, licenses, and ideologies...
- (many of
which are plant-derived):
Drugs and the Mind. de Ropp's
intense avocational interests,
stemming largely from a
spontaneous childhood spirituality...
- French 'one who loves') is
generally considered a
person who
pursues an
avocation independent from
their source of income.
Amateurs and
their pursuits are...
-
According to Zeitlin, Sutherland's
character was
originally written as an "
avocational jazz player"
early in development. The
director encouraged his actors...
- "a medium-sized fish in a
large pond." His only
significant athletic avocation was
downhill skiing,
which he
pursued enthusiastically with
stolen equipment...
-
strenuous lifestyle. He was
homeschooled and
began a
lifelong naturalist avocation before attending Harvard College. His book The
Naval War of 1812 established...
- Jill St. John (born Jill
Arlyn Oppenheim;
August 19, 1940) is an
American retired actress. She is best
known for
playing Tiffany Case, the
first American...
- into all our
mechanic shops, stores, offices, and
lucrative business avocations ... let him rent such pew in the church, and
occupy such seat in the theatre...
- A
treasure hunter is a
person who, as
either a
vocation or
avocation,
searches for sunken, buried, lost, or
hidden treasure and
other artifacts. Giovanni...
