Sentence examples for large life of from inspiring English sources
Her copy of Philip Henderson's large life of William Morris (one of Fitzgerald's chief heroes, whom she wrote about in Edward Burne-Jones and elsewhere) is bulging with postcards, thank-you notes from the William Morris Society, clippings about other books on Morris and pieces of Morris fabric.
That Williams has assisted in bringing to the screen and will portray Belafonte in an upcoming biopic displays the integrity in casting that eluded the most recent efforts to document the large life of Belafonte comrade Nina Simone.
"I would like to see the engagement of the center with the larger life of the city deepened and developed for the future".
But something in me is also Bianca, or wants to be, that attachment to nature, that sense of wanting a larger life, of being more open emotionally and spiritually".
For Fox, sin and redemption may be central to the Christian faith, but he would rather emphasize human connections to the larger life of the cosmos.
"She dreamt of this large life for herself...
The DLC captive lorises did not select the largest life stages of any insect offered.
As a local authority, Stockton has the largest life expectancy gap of anywhere else in England.
Such reproduction through development occurs within a larger life-cycle of the organism, which includes its senescence and death.
It's part of a larger life mission for Gethard.
Slater looms large in the life of the book's ostensible heroine, Sarah Wode-DouglaSarah
