Sentence examples for lives of well from inspiring English sources

Cue La Croix, the sugar-free, flavoured sparkling water that has bubbled its way into the lives of, well, seemingly all Americans in the past three years.

Gransden describes Abbo's Passio as "little more that a hotch-potch of hagiographical commonplaces" and argues that Abbo's ignorance of what actually happened to Edmund would have led him to use aspects of the Lives of well known saints such as Sebastian and Denis as models for his version of Edmund's martydom.

BBC4 will also show two more original screenplays about the lives of well-known British actors.

Covering the personal lives of well-known figures is what Us Weekly does, Ms. Min said.

British Flag Officers in the French Wars, 1793-1815 considers the professional lives of well-known and more obscure admirals, vice-admirals and rear-admirals.

Investigations into historic sex abuse cases have – and will continue to have – a profound impact on the lives of well-known individuals and the standing of public institutions.

White House tells Pearl Harbor vets to "get over it"! — and they introduce mental havoc into the lives of well-meaning people.

Celebrity journalism, focusing on the lives of well-known individuals, also became more popular as weekly tabloid-style magazines such as Us Weekly increased in both number and sensationalistic content.

THIS week The New York Times's chief film critics, Manohla Dargis and A. O. Scott, discuss two new movies that explore the hidden lives of well-known historical figures.

He prefers instead to examine with quiet compassion the lives of well-bred folk just trying to get through a scratchy patch of trouble, whether it's a no-account son or a waspish daughter-in-law.

Like most of Mr. Antonioni's films, it focuses on the comfortable, enervated lives of well-to-do Italians, in this case a group of friends on a yachting trip.