Sentence examples for it life at from inspiring English sources
"It's not a bad thing, is it?" Life at the surrogate house creates a sense of sisterhood.
Basically, I want to get to the point where I don't remember what the scene was about any more, where the actors have given it life at the moment of shooting.
Call it life at 16 ounces — the only soda-cup size available at the arena's concession stands and, not coincidentally, the maximum quantity allowed under new rules that seek to combat obesity by limiting the size of sugary drinks in New York City restaurants, stadiums and movie theaters.
No doubt about it: life begins at 4G.
Allegedly, it is life at its best when we are succeeding and life at its worse when we are failing.
It has so many sides, it touches life at so many points, at every one there is such possibility of improvement and excellence.
For many it is a normal process, for some it puts life at risk impending complications.
At the time, it was life; at the time of writing — art.
Written in the archaic language of bedders, boaties and bops, it described life at Cambridge University.
It began life at Bristol Old Vic, where tonight Sally Cookson's Jane Eyre returns in triumph from the National Theatre.
Published in 1986, it recreates life at UT's west campus, home of fraternities and housing cooperatives.
