Sentence examples for life exchange from inspiring English sources

(When she produced a stage adaptation of the Frog and Toad stories, in 2002, the opening number had the amphibian duo coming out of hibernation, somewhat dreamily, like the number "The Babbitt and the Bromide," performed by Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly, in which two men meet intermittently throughout life, exchange superficial pleasantries, and then meet in heaven and do the same).

How wondrous to stretch beyond the rote expressions of life exchange we tend to take for granted~ and when that barista hands us our drink, to really look her in the eye and say from our hearts: "Thank you!" and when someone bags our groceries for us to take a moment and just say "Thank you.

The definition of success in wartime as Jason's generation knew it was... the corralling of 'terror.' " So circumstanced, Jason wonders whether he'll "be granted time to tell his stories" even if he can somehow find the equivalent of that "slow boat home," on which, he tells Sara, the soldiers of World War II returned to civilian life exchanging tales of all they'd endured.

I always thought of love as the exchange, the giving and the receiving of energy in the myriad forms of life exchanges.

This real-life exchange with Keller happened just after we took possession of the first tranche of WikiLeaks documents in 2010.

In one real-life exchange that I later transmogrified for "Floater," I was asked by a researcher what I thought of the Time cover story on the Freedom Rides, which I had reported on for an intense and at times somewhat scary two weeks.

Roeg felt that the exchange was more true to life in terms of what the characters would actually say to each other, and that the scripted version was "overwritten", so opted to ditch the scripted dialogue and included the real-life exchange instead.

He and Mr. Fingal explained that the book's text was a heightened version of their real-life exchanges, crafted to increase the drama of their conflict and make the whole thing more readable, and that they are now friends.

In its brief life, the exchange has garnered considerable business.

The President moved to get rid of them with unaccustomed clumsiness, introducing a bill enabling them to receive full salaries for life in exchange for resignation.

They decided to accept the limitations of small-town life in exchange for the privilege of being a part of a community.