Sentence examples for life trading from inspiring English sources

Although some species are at times active during the day, their eyes seem to be adapted for nocturnal life, trading acuity for increased sensitivity in low light conditions.

Many, like my grandfather, who served in Patton's Army, lived a quiet life, trading one uniform and set of responsibilities for another -- teacher, doctor, engineer, Dad.

The couple had moved from the Home Counties to Cornwall in 1990 in search of a simpler way of life, trading in separate homes in Hertfordshire and Kent for a stone farmhouse deep in the Looe Valley in Cornwall.

Always, in the middle of a book, he was tearing up his life, trading in one wife for another a decade younger, complaining about child support and punishing the castoffs in his next fiction.

My parents were inordinately strict about my post-school social life, trading it for a liberal indulgence in all the music, films and books I could cram in my room.

As she's expanded on her story over and over again, White has made it clear that she's spent much of her adult life trading sex for financial support, all the while denying that she is "a woman who sleeps with men for money".

The Digital Life trade show won't hit New York till October, but the boys and girls at Ziff Davis had a small (but very crowded, might I add) preview on Thursday, which I'm just getting around to writing about today.

One human life traded for a Black Friday deal.

They are also common in commercial marine life trade and are displayed in aquariums.

Presents information about lifestyle changes, chemoprevention, and surgical options while reflecting quality of life trade-offs.

In real-life trading, relaxing decisions in the face of trading pressure is common.