Sentence examples for Life merge from inspiring English sources
They seem just as human as the faces outside the frame, as art and life merge.
As always, work and life merge in Beckham's brand, partly inspired by her status as a frequent flyer.
The book, the fake movie (which includes footage of Mr. Eribon chatting with his mother, filmed by Mr. Ostermeier and Sébastien Dupouey) and Ms. Hoss's own life merge as she brings her father, Willi Hoss, into the story.
The car crash occurs near Charlotte's hometown, Rockford, Ill., and at first "Look at Me" seems to be heading down a predictable path, with heartwarming lessons to be learned about how interior and exterior life merge and deviate.
Reading Roberto Bolaño is like hearing the secret story, being shown the fabric of the particular, watching the tracks of art and life merge at the horizon and linger there like a dream from which we awake inspired to look more attentively at the world.
Childhood fantasies of metropolitan life merge with current realities, as the bold architecture and graphic qualities of Japan's capital city—his current home work their way into the artist's imaginings.
When exactly do you suppose show business and life merged into the bittersweet comedy Elaine Stritch has made of her life?
As an example of what can be done using Project Greenwich, he has created representations of his grandfather's life merged with historical content on the Web about the war and the British Royal Air Force.
"But in real life, merging National Insurance and income tax will be almost impossible to achieve in a simple fashion.
Welcome to the world of the work-life merge, the term recently coined by Facebook executive Emily White to describe a life in which work and free time are no longer neatly compartmentalised but seamlessly jumbled up together.
As I wrote in a recent post, Deconstructing Stress in a New Economy, we have a new lens through which to view our work-life merge.
