At the time of his marriage, he was completing a new play, The Elder Statesman, in which a very senior public figure is compared to a silkworm who has subsisted for years on very bitter mulberry leaves.
Landowners along the road's path, who have subsisted for years on their tiny shops, now face the prospect of instant wealth as the city is expected to pay top yen for land.
What makes you think you can do it?" This was the late '80s, and the vast majority in our community were first-generation refugees, many of them boat people who had subsisted for years in refugee camps in Southeast Asia.
They mature into adults once they reach the small intestine, where they can subsist for years by latching onto the intestinal wall and siphoning off blood.
After subsisting for years on investments mostly from college professors and engineers, the Schoenwalds caught a big break in 2000 when the California electricity crisis drew mainstream attention to alternative energy.
Intriguingly, human E-cadherin-negative LCIS can subsist for years without regression or progression.
While numerous pastoral cultures have subsisted for thousands of years and continue to survive today, nearly all are facing great difficulties as the world's rangelands deteriorate.
What if they weren't any good as live performers after having subsisted for so many years in mothballs?
I subsisted for an entire year of college on lettuce, nonfat yogurt, pickles, an overpriced and hard-to-find kind of low-calorie noodle, and baroque puddings involving canned pumpkin and expired spices.
Fresh fruits and vegetables began appearing in their refrigerator, replacing the fatty discount chicken, and the canned and frozen food they had subsisted on for years.
