Although a novice, Ratzenberger was extremely popular with all who knew him, particularly among the drivers who had progressed through the ranks with the Austrian when he lived a hand-to-mouth existence while racing in Britain.
The school lives a hand-to-mouth existence, paying its operating expenses solely with the $3,000-a-head tuition.
"While Hong Kong is a generally affluent society, there are still many people who live a hand-to-mouth existence," he said.
Townsend grew up living a hand-to-mouth existence with his single mother as she attempted to eke out a living as a singer during the 1930s.
Sal Paradise is drawing his GI pension and living a hand-to-mouth existence in New York, posing as a would-be author.
"Labour ministers were ordering equipment they had no money for and forced the military to live a hand-to-mouth existence.
The Labour party and trade unions accused the government of allowing a low-pay culture to grow unchecked, forcing many workers to live a hand-to-mouth existence that often prevented them qualifying for a mortgage.
At the outset of the novel, Billy is little more than a street urchin living a hand-to-mouth existence in London, surviving on his wits and petty thievery.
Kimbra Hickey was, if you will pardon the pun, living a hand-to-mouth existence before she realised that she was the owner of the slender set of white fingers which are photographed clutching a red apple on the ubiquitous cover of the first book in Stephenie Meyer's extraordinarily-successful series of vampire novels.
Living a hand-to-mouth existence, and not admitted to Venice's Academy until he was 72, he failed to gain any significant patrons among the more prosperous connoisseurs of his day, either among the local aristocracy or visiting grand tourists.
Their troops ousted the Khmer Rouge from power and the Cham, disproportionately cursed by their rule, have been grateful in the decades since.But splitting up extended families can be tricky, politically, in parts where the overwhelming majority live a hand-to-mouth existence from shared farmlands.
