Sentence examples for life in far from inspiring English sources

In any case, he spent most of his life in far less sleepy areas of the Greek world, partly in Macedon, where he had the rather trying job of tutor to the young Alexander the Great.

A 10-year-old Aboriginal girl has taken her own life in far north Western Australia, the youngest of 19 Indigenous people to kill themselves in remote areas of the state since December.

"Fuel Prices Shift Math for Life in Far Suburbs" (news article, June 25) aptly describes the effects of rising gasoline prices on household expenses, particularly for those living in suburban and exurban areas.

These are the clubs that genuinely change your life in far more impactful ways than the time you saw Jeff Mills or Theo Parrish or whoever it may be.

Isolation is a fact of life in far-flung sprawling suburbs where people depend on the car, but it also occurs in even the most crowded cities.

A geologist who had spent much of her life in far-flung expeditions, away from the ideological center, she was elected to office in 1990, at a most promising and most frightening moment.

For the first time in Russian history, wide swaths of the citizenry are being exposed to life in far-off lands, helping to ease a kind of insularity and parochialism that built up in the Soviet era.

Mariana Carreno as Dee, a shy youngster who dreams of being whisked away to a new life in far-off if not downright foreign Philadelphia, and Monica Read as Haydee, a gang girl living in a box while her mother is in prison, inhabit their roles with infectious energy and shining innocence.

He said he sometimes imagined another life in Venice, far from politics, "in a small, ruined house, covered with brambles.

Guardiola can – he already has in the past – and with life in Munich far from rosy at present, City should go all out to get the Barcelona legend.

For 28 years, David A. Hemler said Sunday, he has lived a secret, though rather mundane life in Sweden, far from his native Pennsylvania.