That expansion kicks into full force in the final third of the book, when Aron, stripped of family, home and sustenance, and freezing to death on the streets of the ghetto, is rescued by Korczak.
Wi-Fi and multiple adaptors to charge phones had been set up, allowing contact with families back home, while sustenance was provided by a kitchen in the nearby town of Deggendorf producing 3,000 meals every day for this camp and others.
There would also be a moment when "the boss" – whom, in the best sitcom tradition, had the apparent right to enter his employees' homes to demand sustenance at any given moment – made an appearance dressed as Santa Claus.
People as a whole don't understand very well the relationship between their concerns about their jobs and homes and the sustenance of the banking system and why if it is allowed to fail, the lower and middle classes are the ones who will suffer most.
Local leaders told me that the people relied on wild fruits, ants, rats, and home-brewed alcohol for sustenance.
With irrigation, according to a contemporaneous account, the "great expanse of burning waste" was allowed to "blossom into a garden of incomparable beauty and richness to give homes to thousands and sustenance to millions".
Family is the sustenance that matters most.
Gradually, successive inventions fed cultural sustenance into our homes.
Nonetheless, the man on the 9.30 from Stansted to Palma, crushed in a middle seat between crying children and with a home-made sandwich as his sustenance, should raise a plastic cup to freedom and to Freddie.
Like an early-spring robin searching the ground for sustenance, she frequents home-improvement stores, paint suppliers and, yes, hardware stores, stuffing her pockets with chip after chip by purveyors like Pratt & Lambert, Dutch Boy, Pittsburgh Paints and Behr.
