Sentence examples for life boxing from inspiring English sources

Throughout his remarkable life, boxing legend Muhammad Ali strongly defended black dignity, the anti-war movement and his own athletic prowess with his bold, boastful and fast-talking charm.

McCarthy started his sporting life boxing, aged 10, because that has been traditionally what fathers in Traveller communities have expected of their sons.

Comprising four festive stories – It's A Passable Life!, Boxing Day Champ!, The Woman Who Didn't Prepare! and The (Christmas) Day They Stole The Eiffel Tower! – it blends a satire of 1940s Britain with modern humour.

Yu's protagonist, a time machine repairman also named Charles Yu, has lived the past decade of his life boxed up in a tiny TM-31 Recreational Time Travel Device.

"I've always been planning for life after boxing, there's more to life than boxing.

Package performance analysis currently lacks an integrated approach for simultaneous and quantitative evaluation of product cooling rate, box ventilation, product quality and shelf life, box mechanical strength and energy consumption of the ventilation system.

As a result, patients are likely to be admitted to hospital unexpectedly at end of life (box 4B).

Here, the overcoming of heroin addiction is expressed as a 'return to normalcy', symbolised by reintegration into work, family and social life (box 1, extracts 4 5).

This delay will result in prolonged hazardous cholinergic effects such as bronchospasm, bronchorrhoea, bradycardia and hypotension, risking the patient's life (Box 2).

Moreover, with addiction recovery envisaged as a return to normalcy and social inclusion realised through reintegration into work, family and social life (box 1), methadone is positioned as a technology of hope for enabling 'recovery of citizenship' where rehab has failed on delivering such promise (box 4, extract 5).

"Life after boxing, I guess," he said.