Sentence examples for a continuous life from inspiring English sources

Other forms -- the villanelle, the sestina -- may come and go, but the sonnet has had a continuous life since the 13th century in Sicily, when Giacomo da Lentino used it for his love poetry.

His wife, whose back was to him,    Didn't turn right away to give everything –.    a chance to settle.

"The Continuous Life" continues after death, whose abrupt appearance, breaking up the party, Strand often described.

Robb's superb book will not supply answers, but it will make such questions irrelevant to a luminous yet explicit vision of the continuous life of a man who willfully placed himself, as De Quincey once said of Coleridge, "in collision with all the interests that were in the sunshine of the world".

On either side of the lily pond in Rockefeller Park, just a few yards south of Poets House's entrance, poems are engraved on the stones: Seamus Heaney's "Death of a Naturalist" and Mark Strand's "Continuous Life".

A logarithmic transformation was done for continuous life dissatisfaction burden score (logLSburd) due to its non-normal distribution.

From these examples it is clear that the continuous life time may not necessarily always be measured on a continuous scale but may often be counted as discrete random variables.

The weirdness was all out there, where a suave and handsome man named Strand moved among other columns of flesh and bone; in here, alone with the moods, the mind, our memories of childhood and love, we found what Strand called, in his book-length poem of this name, "The Continuous Life".

Pepper, on the other hand, claims to offer 12 hours of continuous life.

The stack can stably operate for about 50 h with 1.5 L fuel supplied, and its high durability was confirmed by the 240 h continuous life time test.

The same pattern was shown both with categorical and continuous life satisfaction scores.