Sentence examples for life English from inspiring English sources

And for those accustomed to crooks in every corner of public life, English law is an object of reverence.

For practically my whole life, English has represented a consuming struggle, a wrenching conflict, a continuous sense of failure that is the source of almost all my anxiety.

Thirkell has often been called nostalgic because she is describing a kind of life — English county life — that was vanishing even as her books were appearing.

Mr Eisman is now on button bizniss somewear so my friend Dorothy came over and we met a reel life English Lord but he was a bit dull cos he droned on about Tibet and didn't give us nuthing.

Although there is no prescribed sentence of "whole life", (English law has never, either before or after the 1965 abolition, related the life sentence to natural life) a handful of convicted murderers have been told officially that they will be kept in prison for the rest of their lives.

"Cleveland is a felon factory and that has to be shut down so that people have a real opportunity for a meaningful life," English added.

From Fever Pitch on he has established his as the likely inner voice behind the tongue-tied ironies of the mid-life English male.

» A Brit Explains the Royal Wedding Colin Stokes, a real-life English person, breaks down everything you need to know about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's impending nuptials.

In her new play, Rebecca Lenkiewicz, best known for the suffragette drama Her Naked Skin, conjures her own theatrical sorcery out of a real-life English story of the fear of the female other.

By Evan Osnos By Elif Batuman By Kristen Roupenian By Jia Tolentino By Alexandra Schwartz A Brit Explains the Royal Wedding Colin Stokes, a real-life English person, breaks down everything you need to know about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's impending nuptials.

I ended up meeting with an even-better-looking-in-real-life English DJ.