Sentence examples for compound life from inspiring English sources

Beyond the compound, life rolled along unhurriedly: old women led donkeys down dirt roads, a shepherd herded his flock, and some of our gang headed off for hikes in the hills.

On one hand, Nicki wants her daughter to get out of the hellish privacy of compound life that she herself endured.

On the flip side, Nicki also moved back into the Henrickson's homes and hearts, and while she did it, she took a bold action as Cara Lynn's mother, finally getting her away from the compound life.

However, the Anthozoa and Hydrozoa are separated by more than 500 million years of evolutionary time [92], and the compound life history of the Hydrozoa, which features two major adult body plans (polyp and medusa), is believed to be a derived feature within the Cnidaria [93].

He is now twice the age I was when I began having sex, and on some level I worry he's not just two twenty year old virgins stacked upon one another, but has lived a compounded life of frustration; exponentially alienated, depressed, and sexually or emotionally frustrated.

He is now twice the age I was when I began having sex, and on some level, I worry he's not just two 20-year-old virgins stacked upon one another but has lived a compounded life of frustration exponentially alienated, depressed, and sexually or emotionally frustrated.

Comets impacting with the Earth in the Solar System's early years would have deposited vast amounts of water, along with the other volatile compounds life requires (including amino acids) onto the early Earth, providing a kick-start to the origin of life.

The most obvious candidate here is subjective well-being, which is typically defined as a compound of life satisfaction, domain satisfactions, and positive and negative affect.

The hospice did not play much of a role in the compound's life beyond the steady stream of porters fired for bringing tobacco to the dying men pleading for it.

Paisley Park general manager Karen Ryan, a former Chicago account executive at the Ogilvy & Mather advertising agency, tells me Prince never allowed cellphones in Paisley Park, so they're continuing the tradition; if caught sneaking a picture, you will be banned from the compound for life (and the picture you snapped will be erased).

"If you're compounding for life and lose even one percentage point, it's a disaster".