Sentence examples for lives besides from inspiring English sources

The brothers were the only constants in each other's lives besides their parents.

"There are other things that drive our lives besides relationships with men," said Ms. Lechleidner, who has been divorced for the past nine years.

I can buy the youth potion for my mansion-baron "Miss Jubblies", but these  hotdogs  have accomplished nothing in their lives besides painting and they didn't accumulate enough skill points.

The series demonstrates that the victims of the World Trade Center attack had more going on in their lives besides work, which is a credit to life in America.

They can exert near-absolute control over their workers' lives; besides handling the payroll and deducting taxes, they are frequently the sole source of the workers' food and housing, which, in addition to the ride to and from the fields, they provide for a fee.

I also like asking, "What would you be doing if you weren't in this business at all?" I'm always curious about who people are outside of work, and I think you want to hire people who have something going on in their lives besides work.

McKenna said in "New Maps of Hyperspace" that he once asked the mushroom "what are you doing on Earth?" The mushroom answered: "Listen, if you're a mushroom, you live cheap; besides, I'm telling you, this was a very nice neighborhood until the monkeys got out of control".

On a scrap of paper he wrote: "Is there any place to live besides earth?" He fantasized that in the warm place he knew he really came from, everything that hurt would dissipate into balmy troublelessness.

Acme Novelty Library #19 by Chris Ware Pubished by Acme Novelty Library Chris Ware has been thoroughly coopted by the New Yorker boredom mill at this point, but he's still got the best illustrative chops of anybody living besides Crumb.

People routinely wonder whether Allen actually lives somewhere besides the briefing rooms, newsrooms, campaign hotels or going-away dinners for Senator So-and-So's press secretary that seem to be his perpetual regimen.

Therefore, movements, such as Black Lives Matter, besides being integral to developing the next generation of political leaders fighting for racial justice, are an extension of the civil rights struggle rooted in the 1960s.