Sentence examples for days subsisting from inspiring English sources

As in Ethopia, Christians in Egypt celebrate the run up to Christmas by fasting for 43 days, subsisting on a mainly vegan diet.

Sixty cities in 63 days, subsisting on room service deep‑fried breaded shrimp "with the texture of sandpaper, really just a ketchup delivery system".

A few months ago, I spent an embarrassing number of days subsisting on ramen and canned beans.

He hid in the woods for two days, subsisting only on water, too afraid to look for food.

As a teenager, there were days I subsisted solely on V-8.

In its early days ESPN subsisted on obscure action from the outer suburbs of sport, allowing wags to create imaginary schedules featuring sports like Amish Rake Fighting and Australian Dick Wrestling, so now when the channel sees plausible sport, economically priced, it tends to make a play for it, and not worry too much about the programmes around it.

On one of those weekends, he goes to a party and meets a girl who hasn't slept in two days and is subsisting on cereal; she didn't want to come to this party, but her roommates gave her an iced-tea bottle full of Fireball and dragged her out.

They saw doctors, slept and stretched their stomachs after days of subsisting on spoonfuls of rice and tea made from lemon leaves.

Fawcett survived in the jungle for years at a time, without contact with the outside world, often subsisting for days on a handful of nuts; he was ambushed by hostile tribesmen, many of whom had never seen a white man before; he emerged with maps of regions from which no expedition had returned.

His life was such a mess: He had no clean clothes, the proprietor of the Plymouth Rock Laundry was a bandit, and for the last 17 days he'd subsisted entirely on oranges and hamburgers.

They are spending the last few days in fasting and prayer, subsisting only on carrots and water.