Sentence examples for living year from inspiring English sources

Only Grytviken is inhabited, usually with two married couples and a small unit of British troops living year round.

Others have been "living year to year," Mr. Corday said, and the best he had hoped for was a one-year renewal.

Reed Gardner talked about hard times on the farm, of living year to year, "struggling to stay alive and hope next year will be better".

After living year round in a house that she and her husband own on the western shore of Cayuga Lake, the couple decided in 2004 to buy a $240,000 town house near Cornell for the winters.

"We're seeing people being periodically treated and living year after year with advanced disease, with cancers that have spread to the lung, liver, brain or bone," Dr. Michael Fisch, director of the general oncology program at the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, said in an interview.

Khalick, a 59-year old warehouse manager, whose family has lived on the estate for 40 years, accused Barnet of failing to care about the human cost of its decisions, which he claimed "subject us to years of distress, trapped in worthless properties, or living year to year in unsecured tenancies, unable to get on with our lives".

Its substance consists of the citizens of this town, living year-round in fairly solid comfort.

He was being hosted by the young monk, Nanqian, who was the only lama living year-round at the temple.

More than 300 different species of birds have been identified as living year-round or seasonally in Yellowstone or migrating through the park in spring and autumn.

"The light here has color," said Rob DuToit, a landscape painter who has been living year-round in Truro since moving there from New York 22 years ago.

The outsiders will also be relieved to discover that "permanent residency" does not necessarily entail indignity of living year-round in some boondock place like Southampton or Edgartown.