Sentence examples for line of life from inspiring English sources

■ After the J. M. Smucker Company, which sells coffee brands like Folgers, and Life is good, the popular lifestyle brand, announced that they would team up to introduce a line of Life is good coffees, did the nation's pessimists, curmudgeons and maladjusted misfits petition Maxwell House, Nescafé, Starbucks or Chock full o'Nuts to bring out blends for them?

She was on the front line of life and death.

I didn't know what I was meant to be looking for: proof of alcoholism, her line of life?

They conclude that "running too far, too fast, and for too many years, may speed one's progress toward the finish line of life".

It's the stuff of tradition for Tory governments to get in an expensive Designated Bastard at election time; it's the line of life, a cycle of comfort.

Had I a single journalistic qualification to my name I'd be cursing the money I wasted on it, smiting the cruel desire line of life that led me here, to reviewing a knitted ball someone's taken a picture of.

Just a few feet behind Mr. Foose at the Ford display was a long line of life-size models of Hot Wheels toy cars come to life, including a far-out surf van designed by (are you spotting a trend here?) Mr. Foose.

In other words, he brought his own special brand of crazy to the table while designing an ad campaign for LG's line of "life-assisting" appliances.

He traces it back to the death of his dad when he was 11. "When you lose someone when you're younger the whole time-line of life gets changed completely.

But if television series convey the ambling rhythms and loose plot lines of life, they also have the effect of life.

I am for an art that takes its form from the lines of life itself, that twists and extends and accumulates and splits and drips, and is heavy and coarse and blunt and sweet and stupid as life itself".