Sentence examples for industrious lives from inspiring English sources

It claims that, in past ages, British middle-class gentlemen had led moral, industrious lives, serving King, country, and family.

In short, more education funding means not just brighter students, it means smarter, happier, more productive workers, living longer, healthier, more industrious lives.

They are among those people lucky and industrious enough to live, often extremely well, by doing something they love passionately, which is everyone's goal.

He led "double lives": an industrious dandy, a promiscuous formalist and much more besides.Mr Hammer's lively telling reveals Merrill's passions and foibles, like the "parallel intoxication" of taking "The Sex Cure" in Greece and occult conversations on the Ouija board, both with his longtime partner David Jackson.

Yet these are not normal times for this industrious species, which normally lives in a highly structured society.

Acorn woodpeckers are industrious, cooperative birds that live in family groups.

The story, a fable about a young, awkward huntsman named Max who uses magic bullets to win the hand of his beloved in a shooting contest, touched the German middle-class public at the time, the families of all those industrious merchants and businessmen who lived in the cities but, naturally, idealized the virtues of nature, country life and hunting.

In Pakistan, they lived in poor but industrious refugee settlements.

Vidal, who lived a long and industrious life, died yesterday, in Los Angeles.

We're violating the tacit pact we made with them: If they were industrious, law-abiding and diligent students, their lives would be prosperous.

The film is part of a public relations blitz featuring ad campaigns in Britain and the U.S. designed to spur foreign investment in Kurdistan's tourism and agriculture sectors but also to forge an image of the Iraqi Kurds as a peace-loving and industrious people who shun militant Islam and live worlds away from Baghdad's brutal violence.