Sentence examples for bend living from inspiring English sources

Another casualty was Bend Living, a glossy regional magazine driven by advertisements for high-end homes and luxury furniture.

"Bend Living was about Bend's emergence into 24-7, go-go-go, irresponsible construction and people living beyond their means," Mr. Max said.

Sound disperses among the bending live oaks or receives a measure of life support through amplification.

In Paling's world, intimacy carries with it an unmistakable menace, and throughout this novel, various couplings are revealed to have gone awry and bent lives out of shape.

But the solution to climate change won't be found in the latest schemes to bend our living planet to the will of man.

That requires a federal ban.' " Meanwhile, the injunctions continue in and around a city that suddenly seems bent on living up to its angelic name.

Who wants to confront a work colleague or, further down the road, try to reason with someone apparently hell-bent on living on the streets?

That misalignment, in her view, is largely due to a core tension in contemporary Western culture: we are "bent on living forever, but committed to the disposable nature of absolutely everything else," which has left us ill at ease with the realities of physical existence and without the rituals that used to lead us through loss.

And that's why Newman's life should be a lesson to so many young actors who seem bent on living in a self-constructed, self-destructive haze that invariably spirals into a tabloid tragedy.

As another example, consider the analysis of microtubule bending in living cells.

In vivo experiments examining flagellar wave bending of living sea urchin sperm, which after activation were incubated with dinitrofluorobenzene (DNFB), a specific inhibitor of CK, showed that increasing concentrations of DNFB attenuated firstly flagellar wave bending, and the amplitude of bending, at the very distal end of the sperm tail.