Sentence examples for lifestyle ends from inspiring English sources

Kate's marriage, which was first alluded in the season one episode "Outlaws", is meant to be a contrast with her relationship with Sawyer in the realtime events – Kate and Kevin is a heartfelt and passionate relationship where Kate tries to get involved but her lifestyle ends up on making the marriage fail, whereas with Sawyer both are afraid of intimacy and connection yet still end up together.

You've lived here for 45 years.'" Chandy, an attorney in the Office of Human Rights in Washington DC, said her willingness to tolerate her family's mixed feelings toward her partners and her lifestyle ended once she adopted a child from India.

To that lifestyle end, Sam generally avoids the office and lives in a waterfront man cave with a dog and a motorcycle parked inside, popping by Encom only to play an occasional prank.

'He and Dennis Waterman [his co-star] would often go out together at the end of a day's shooting and have some serious fun and I think an element of that lifestyle ended up in the performance.' 'I'm still proud of the show,' Thaw said recently.

It alternately glamorizes and condemns the drug pusher and his lifestyle, ending with a stern warning voiced by Mexican-American rapper Krazy Dee: "You sold crack to my sister and now she's sick / But if she happens to die because of your drug / I'm putting in your culo a.38 slug".

LONDON (Reuters) — The Turkish Cypriot businessman Asil Nadir was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Thursday for stealing millions from his British business empire to pay for a luxury lifestyle, ending a 22-year fight to convict a man once seen as a darling of the British corporate world.

Their comfortable lifestyle ended with the Depression, when his father lost his job as an investment banker.

But as I got older, being a manic chef and living that kitchen lifestyle ended up making me physically ill.

Those who do get rich usually do so by massive expansion and end up leaving what may be called the lifestyle end of this business sector.

But Big Sur was the proverbial end of the road, and it showed me how that kind of lifestyle can end in alcoholism.

Similarly, the individual's decision to lead a sedentary lifestyle will end up costing taxpayers.