Sentence examples for life chain from inspiring English sources

This move could have impacts on both ends of the fabric life chain.

You see products that say they are ozone-friendly or don't contain CFCs, but the real impact is somewhere else in the life chain, like in the manufacturing step or end-of-life disposal.

Phil managed to careen with a mix of decisiveness and instinct through the other activities of modern life (chain smoking, cursing, business travel, etc).

And here she brings a marvelously gritty, ambivalent majesty to the broken witch, who is tried and sentenced to a life chained to a corpse.

Some of the protesters outside his clinic, where Dr. Carhart erected a 200-square-foot sign unabashedly calling it the Abortion and Contraceptive Clinic of Nebraska, form "life chains" and hold vigils every Saturday.

His happiness, it occurred to me later, sprang from the delicious melancholy of a life chained to a bed in a disordered world that breaks open through the portals of mathematics into vistas beyond time or decay.

And the alternative to the white-glove and perky-hat world, Mr. Lileks reminds the reader, was a woman's trading her identity for a married name and a bleak life chained to the stove.

Reader Gary sent us pictures of his cat blocking his iPad, reminding us all that beasts like this cat know that we are throwing our lives away on technology and our inexorable march to a life chained to machines will cause us more suffering than we know.

In most of life, chains of success or failure are linked for good reason – some days you really do have your eye on your tennis serve, or everything goes wrong with your car on the same day because the mechanics of the parts are connected.

It shows five slave figures, slightly larger than life, chained together in a pit.

(As we've learned, even Disney's real-life chain smoking has been airbrushed out of the story).