So began a 15-year search for a home, sustenance, love and fame.
Shortly after landing here, he stopped at a Krispy Kreme doughnut shop for a little sustenance and dropped off a box of doughnuts for firefighters at nearby Fire Station 14.
The habitués of Harry's slowly crawl from the depths onto the sand spit that is the barroom, looking for a little sustenance, which is to say booze, and an audience for their self-pity.
What follows is a sampling of the current food and drink policies for flights within the United States, and what you can expect to shell out for a little sustenance.
Fast food is certainly not healthy, but does become a sustenance crutch for some.
Much like the Great Depression, when millions of previously working people came to rely on a new social safety net for their sustenance, a swelling group of formerly middle-class Americans like Mr. Moore, 30, is seeking government aid for the first time.
For decades, travelers have journeyed to spas not only for healthy food and daily massages but also for spiritual sustenance, a chance to look inward in a pampering environment.
Morning Gloryville has tapped into the desire for partying as soon as you wake up, with only a spirulina smoothie for sustenance and a bunch of overly enthusiastic people in fancy dress spurring you on.
"Mother!" is a grand-scale tragedy of the commons, in which an artist becomes a celebrity, a public figure and a public resource, and then gets consumed by the members of the audience who draw upon them for a sort of sustenance, albeit factitious an illusion that the artist himself fosters for his own advantage and gratification.
The hungry and the sick huddled at the door by the hundreds, then filed in for a bit of sustenance before returning to their tents and cardboard encampments.
