To exterminate caterpillars: that is the true vocation of the Golden Gardener.

Only when subjected to the positive does the negative find its true vocation.

To be an artist-itdawned upon him that this was his true vocation.

But that night I found my true vocation-mypurpose, my manhood-

One of these days I shall find out my true vocation.'

How often did he ask himself if he were surrendering his true vocation?

There he found his true vocation, and it began slowly to erase the shyness.

Their true vocation and interests lay beneath, hidden or shielded.

He was disappointed and chilled, suddenly doubting her true vocation.

If he had missed his true vocation, he could not have had this happiness.

Perhaps she missed her true vocation as a firefighter?

There are so many, with a true vocation, serving Heaven in Convent and in Cloister.

A true vocation is stronger than all the obstacles that can be opposed to it.

He has a job in an insurance company, a terrible perversion of his true vocation.

If so, he has a true vocation for literature.

That's a woman's true vocation, according to orthodox ideas.