Sentence examples for life or two from inspiring English sources
My advice is to invest in a designated "bag for life" or two.
He traveled constantly by rail, steamship, ocean liner (an estimated hundred weeks of his life – or two full years – on ships).
Rendell builds plots the way the Romans built bridges, erecting graceful, arching affairs that soar high because they are sunk deep and cost a human life or two.
And the plot does hinge on a calamitous meeting between cop and dealer that ends when gunshots rip into the night and rip apart a life or two.
For the Highbridge lifeguards, the frequent rain is turning a pleasurably pressured, high-adrenaline job -- where saving a life or two is all in a day's work -- into a dreary chore.
As well as pandering to a personal obsession with the ageing process, the anthology was intended, when read from start to finish, to give a sense of a life – or two lives: one male, one female – and the impact made on us by the passing of time, with all the hope, excitement, contentment, despair, ill-health, ennui, etc, this brings.
IT IS hard to imagine a more interesting life, or one better told.
Do you want chemo and three months of life, or six weeks of life without the nausea and vomiting that the chemo causes?
Remember the bulky footlockers, the squeaking oarlocks, the "best friends" for life (or eight weeks), the rivers of bug juice and calamine?
They do it for all kinds of reasons: relaxing, killing time on a commute, or socialising with friends in real life or online.
She spends only a few paragraphs on her successful lawsuit against MGM over her age-related dismissal from the 1982 movie "Cannery Row" and barely mentions her sex life or four failed marriages.
