Sentence examples for living essentially from inspiring English sources

But living essentially off-map has considerable consequence for people like Eunice.

Up next was "Life Is Worth Living," essentially a Christian pop song about overcoming the burdens of being misunderstood.

What's less certain, however, is how he really feels about Alexandria – living essentially in suburbia – and whether he still backs Rick or not.

The second time, I raced over to damp Scotland, to find her almost confined to the dining room, where there is a strong (and pungently ugly) electric fire, and living essentially on cereal; the carpet under the dining table was littered with oats, like the floor of a hamster's cage.

In some articles in the series, blacks and whites did not interact much at all, living essentially parallel lives -- the white quarterback at the predominantly black university, for example, or the two Cubans in Miami, thrust into separate orbits by a racially divided city.

From an employer's perspective, reducing your employees' cost of living essentially equates to giving them a 30-50 peraise raise.

It's difficult when you live essentially separate lives.

ONCE upon a time, the European Union lived essentially in Brussels.

He took no part in public events and lived essentially for his work.

It is stable and it is in a cell that is designed to live essentially for life," Dr. Siliciano said.

He was temporarily interned (1940 41) as an enemy alien and then returned to London, where he lived essentially in poverty.