Sentence examples for charged lives from inspiring English sources

Mindset: Positively charged mindsets yield positively charged lives.

In the intimate space of the museum's Fuentidueña Chapel, the sound, from invisible people, as if from ghosts, feels like charged, living sculpture.

Those charged lived as ordinary suburban "couples working ordinary jobs, chatting to the neighbours about schools and apologising for noisy teenagers," according to the New York Times.

Recently, THUMP's Michelle Lhooq traveled to Philadelphia for Daily VICE to catch one of Moor Mother's charged live performances, held at a DIY venue smacked in the middle of someone's living room.

He's as sympathetic a figure as Colin Welland's teacher in Kes and Peter Mullan's soccer coach in My Name is Joe and brings a wealth of unpatronising understanding to his charges' lives and problems.

Who gives a damn?" Ward, a London osteopath, was charged with living off immoral earnings.

But it was Ward who was put on trial, charged with living off the immoral earnings of Rice-Davies and Keeler.

Charged with living off immoral earnings and – in Lloyd Webber's view – scapegoated by the establishment for the embarrassment caused, Ward took an overdose of pills and was in a coma when found guilty.

Yet at the end of his life, to his horror, Ward found himself charged with living "wholly or in part on the earning of prostitution".

He was charged with living off the earnings of Keeler, Rice-Davies and two other prostitutes, and with procuring women under 21 to have sex with other persons.

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