Sentence examples for life feeding from inspiring English sources

In effect the bugs are responsible for two pulses: one in life, feeding animals and birds, another in death, feeding soil.

Individuals can help themselves by maintaining balance between home and work life, feeding the body and soul, maintaining good relationships with co-workers and family, and consulting a mental health professional as needed.

He had been born in a box of hay in a Gypsy circus, and had spent his life feeding on fat white columns of spine in the citadel cage.

All the anger that Gwen had been feeling, not just today or over the past nine months but all her life – feeding on to it like a sun, using it to power her engines, to fund her stake in the American dream – struck her for the first time as a liability.

The eggs hatch after two to six weeks, and the young drop or crawl to the ground, enter the soil using their large digging claws, and begin a subterranean life, feeding on suitable tree and shrub roots for 16 years (periodical cicada).

Female sea otters find child-rearing particularly exhausting, they spend about half of every year of their adult life feeding at least one pup and are so weakened by the process they may succumb to minor wounds or infections.

Cultural life feeds off economic success.

Mr. Jarman's life fed his art, and vice versa.

Mr. Nouvel, who likes to visit bars and clubs in whatever city he finds himself, typically until the wee hours, maintains that night life feeds his creative process.

His vivid life fed his autobiographical novels, none more so than "Birdy," which was published in 1979 and delved into the madness of a character obsessed with canaries.

What dark secret of our social life feeds such rituals, making their participants apparently immune to good sense and decent conduct?