Sentence examples for face living from inspiring English sources

Decisions will be based on the risk students and faculty members face living in the country.

And if you factor in rising co-payments on health care services, most retirees already face living on less.

If we can face living our lives in these bodies, we can face some difficult exchanges along the way.

There are people who take in lodgers, and residents who lived on boats for decades and couldn't face living on terra firma.

Some hunters may "want to thoughtfully stare their protein in the face," but protein does not have a face; living beings do.

Silvio Berlusconi's latest effort to remedy the emergency situation on the island of Lampedusa where immigrants and the local population face living conditions often inhumane has been to buy a holiday home and announce the opening of a casino.

She said it to my face, live on ITV's Lorraine, in front of everyone.

"His pointy hat almost poked me in the face, live on TV".

Lat, who has a boyish face, lives in Manhattan and commutes to New Jersey, and he writes his blog entries in his spare time.

Fortunately, I was able to get it".... Damon and the rest of the hitters will face live batting practice Friday from regular Yankees pitchers.

Jean, a shy, expressive girl with a heart-shaped face, lives the arduous life common to poor rural children across Africa.