Same goes for "I Don't Hurt Anymore," popularized by Hank Snow, which is emboldened by a comic undercurrent: Mr. Cash sings it with the wry callousness that accompanies a bad breakup, even though it's life he's parting company with.
But by the time the war is over, it's difficult for the shellshocked reader -- weary of all the blood that's been spilled in this strangely bloodless book -- to believe, or care, that the clouds in Cathy's life are suddenly parting.
When he sang, 'Floating down the stream of time, from life to life with me', he made parting so soon seem like waving goodbye for the afternoon.
If becoming a jihadist usually means parting with life in the West, the men from Minneapolis soon broke with tradition.
Had the trial in San Diego gone ahead, the nation would have had the chance to watch a succession of witnesses explain how Trump University had used false advertising and promises to lure them into parting with their life savings.
The first word in the title of this brilliant posthumous not-really-a-novel has three syllables and refers to love in and of the creation; the book is a kind of farewell summa or parting meditation on life, death and the player piano, seen as a mechanical forerunner of digital computing.
FOR financiers, closing an investment bank is like parting with a Porsche: life is too dull without it.
The truth, of course, is that, as with every divorce, there is no painless means of parting from our old life and embracing a new.
Instead, she's left with no option but to match her investor with an equal investment of her own, taking out a second mortgage on her home and parting with all of her life savings.
Though, our participants said that "it is not equal to aborted fetus since it was intentionally made," "Kuyo" eased them of not just from the guilt of parting with it in this life, but also from feeling thanks enabling them to feel not stigmatized as an infertile woman.
