Sentence examples for live low from inspiring English sources

"I live low... low low low, deep in the stink and slime," he wrote in "910 Eden Street" (1931), an early, autobiographical stab at playwriting.

The young eels will then grow and mature over the next 15 to 20 years as they live low down in the water.

Ricardo Juarez, one of six American boxers to convincingly win his opening fight in the Olympic boxing tournament, has a catch phrase for how the United States team prepared in the last two months: train high, live low.

1 30 pm: Today we have site inspections for two of our leased vineyards for LIVE (Low Input Viticulture and Enology -- a sustainable farming certification program).

Unlike his predecessors who tried to live low-profile lives after retirement, Mr. Roh maintained a Web site and has attracted daily crowds of supporters and tourists, many of whom believe he was the country's cleanest and most democratic president.

In this sense, natural or artificial methods of hypoxia can be used for training, resulting in strategies such as live high-train high (LHTH), live high-train low (LHTL), or live low-train high (LLTH) among others.

The men have a religious objection to the bright orange signs, which they say are flashy and conflict with their pledge to live low-key and religious lives.

The PP mothers were categorized into a "case" and "control" as follows: A "case" was defined as a PP mother who had at preterm (gestational age < 37 weeks) live low-birth-weight (PTLBW) singleton delivery weighing < 2,500 gms [ 20].

Earth means living low to the ground with mothers; in heaven, the heaven of sexual awakening, you get to live up in the sky with a man.

He lives low on the nonprofit food chain, paying himself a minimum wage and taking in some extra money by working as an outdoor guide and lecturer.

Rising cost of living, low service member pay and the rising cost of benefits have led to a resurgence in military spouses seeking work.