I assumed I would be going back to the grinding life I had been leading, so I wanted to save these dreams.
Suppose, by way of analogy, that a group of people find themselves conscripted into a World-War-I-type conflict — they're thrown together in a platoon and stationed out in no man's land, where over time a kind of miniature society gets created, with its own loves and hates, hope and joys, and of course its own grinding, life-threatening routines.
I thought I'm just going to grind in life like this, easy without any effort, and be successful.
When the grind of life intrudes so much, we have to remember to make the connection, steal moments, however fleeting.
His songs may evoke an anxiety of disappearing — through death, in relationships, even in the mundane grind of life — but this is precisely what has turned him into a star in Europe and is perking up ears here.
This was the India that Ashok Kumar served for nearly 70 years, providing for a few rupees some escape from the grind of life.He was known affectionately as Dadamoni, which translates roughly as "respected elder brother".
Instead, Silva is back in the town squares and backstreets of Brazil's south-eastern city of Uberlândia, where daily dance-offs provided moments of respite from the grind of life in the favelas.
The body-to-body language developed for the work, by Jesse Jones and Sarah Browne, is based on local activists' and community organisers' experiences of detention, control and medical treatment, as well as the day-to-day shove and grind of life.
Perfectly fluffed ostrich feathers and glimmering rhinestone bodysuits stand out against the dirt and concrete and beaten-up trailers that betray the shabby grind of life on the road.
Standing by Fire Island It didn't matter that George Biderman came to Fire Island to relax, enjoy the beach, fish for striped bass and bluefish and escape the daily grind of life as a public relations professional in Manhattan.
