Sentence examples for defined living from inspiring English sources

Killing Joke Killing Joke (1980) No other band defined living in the shadow of the Bomb like Killing Joke.

It represents a temporary drop in traditionally defined living standards, in exchange for a more equitable and sustainable future – a concept that our grandparents' generation embraced, as they endured rationing but also produced the NHS, social housing and social security.

"Maybe in a city when you're dealing with specifically defined living units without basements or attics," she said, "but certainly not somewhere like Pelham with such a variety of homes — Victorians, colonials, Tudors that weren't meant to have basements used as family rooms".

It was built, he says, as a party house, but he and Kiki have been pushing it in the direction of a more traditional family home, with clearly defined living areas and childproofed touches, like the Plexiglas panels on the stair railing.

What constitutes 'far' in France may be less extreme elsewhere: a study in Canada defined living >150 km from a maternity unit as 'far' and <50 km as 'close'close

In preliminary experiments, unstained medium-treated cells were used to define living cells (lower left quadrant).

It also defined lives.

In a way, Nell can't help but pay tribute to an Australian band that defined lives.

We defined live birth prevalence as the number of live births with NTD per 10 000 live births.

Much of the book is about how single moments come to define lives, and into his old age Dorrigo thinks of Amy.

Living independently is defined as living at home or in a sheltered accommodation without receiving other forms of integrated care.