The painter Richard Lindner and the writer Stephen Crane, who also spent considerable time living and working in New York.
Kirkbride admitted her brother spent "considerable time" living at her home rent free, though she said that he also cared for their elderly mother over in Cirencester.
Intermarried bi-national couples need to spend a considerable time "living their marriage" before the immigrant spouse receives an autonomous right of residence (eigenstaendiges Aufenhaltsrecht).
It was true that Anglin had spent considerable time living abroad.
Seven rich young people, most of whom have never worked a day in their lives (yet have a combined net worth of $3 billion), and seven poor young people, some unemployed and most in considerable debt, live together in a grand reality-show-style mansion and compete for $200,000.
A large group of Somali refugees are in camps in Kenya, but considerable numbers live in urban Kenya and are reported to have age-related illnesses [ 64].
It is a common refrain of some parents in New York City that the considerable burdens of raising children here — financial, logistical, emotional — are outweighed by the considerable benefits of living in a place where driving is neither necessary nor consecrated.
MUCH of what China has achieved in the past three decades its impressive economic growth, the rise of its global stature and the considerable improvement of living standards for hundreds of millions of people is attributable to one decision: ditching the Maoist model of central-planning that had shackled the economy.
An anti-Lithuanian and anti-Ukrainian slogan ran too, under the banner: "from the cradle to the grave, Polish is Vilnius and Polish is Lviv" – a reference to the fact that the two cities, now capitals of the respective countries, used to lie in Poland's borders between 1918 and 1939, with a considerable Polish minority living there today.
An anti-Lithuanian and anti-Ukrainian slogan ran too, under the banner: "from the cradle to the grave, Polish is Vilnius and Polish is Lviv" – a reference to the fact that the two cities, now major ones of the respective countries, used to lie in Poland's borders between 1918 and 1939, with a considerable Polish minority living there today.
