Sentence examples for life referring from inspiring English sources

To say my husband's familiar name, "Eddie," aloud and in public was especially hard because I went about my daily life referring to him only as "my husband" or if possible, not referring to him at all.

The blogger noted that Ms. Kueber was "like a Christopher Guest character, but in real life," referring to the director of mockumentaries like "Best in Show" and "A Mighty Wind," and suggested that Mr. Guest set one of his films in the home improvement world.

"It is entirely reckless to hand out the drugs without supervision because of the deaths that have occurred," said Kristi Hamrick, a spokeswoman for the legal group Americans United for Life, referring to 14 women who died while taking the drug.

Poor, clueless Kevin Bacon strides on, into a pub (he knows the barman, because he knows everyone!) and proceeds to say a load of words that Kevin Bacon's never said before in his life – referring to a film as "taking donkeys" to load, eating a pork scratching, and not even making the obligatory "oooh" sound when a woman buys a round of drinks with her phone.

You're ruining my life!" referring to a cooking reality television show Lakshmi hosts which Liz had previously shown a taste for in the season two episode "Cougars".

Lyrically the song praises nature as an easy solution to the stresses of life, referring possibly to both Woodstock and Marin.

From here on in this paper, all references to quality of life refer to health related quality of life.

The term still life refers to paintings of inanimate objects, usually fruit, flowers or kitchen items, arranged on a bench or a table.

Hernández, who rarely discusses his personal life, referred to his numerous injuries and his father's deteriorating health after being asked to recap the season.

Quite the opposite: evolution may have endowed us with an irrepressible desire to better our lot in life, referred to in your article.

An article last Sunday about Stephanie Klein, who writes a blog about her dating life, referred imprecisely to sororities that did not invite her to join when she was at Barnard College.