Sentence examples for a lone life from inspiring English sources

God sent him to rescue me from a lone life of books and cats.

They're usually paunchy, oily, or otherwise used up unglamorously slouchy, maybe, in the way that suggests a lone life at a laptop.

On August 8, 2007, along a remote shore of Lake Superior on the Keweenaw Peninsula, a Michigan family discovered a lone life-saving ring that appeared to have come from the Fitzgerald.

Others climbed down a ladder on the side as a lone orange life raft waited below.

In an Op-Ed for the Falls Church News-Press, Weir warns that those hurt most by a potential Olympic boycott would be the athletes who have "dedicated their lives to possibly having their lone life-changing moment".

In a July 25 Op-Ed for the Falls Church News-Press, Weir warned that those hurt most by a potential Olympic boycott would be the athletes who have "dedicated their lives to possibly having their lone life-changing moment".

A lone end-of-life was preferable in her circumstances.

Soon Ms. Stuart was living the artist's life — a lone gringa ingénue embraced by the avant-garde.

His American letters show him wading fastidiously, a lone pilgrim, through "the life of jahiliyyah, hollow and full of contradictions, defects and evils".

The other film shows pure animal life: a lone wolf and scavengers dining on a dead caribou's innards (but the caribou has been taxidermied and the carnivores are actually feasting on bought meat).

At their best, the effects make the distinction between real and unreal irrelevant: the final shot of "Still Life" — a lone figure silhouetted against the sky, balancing on a tightrope between buildings, an image that often strikes me as a fitting metaphor for Jia himself — looks scarcely stranger than anything before it.