Sentence examples for make life comfortable from inspiring English sources

Council members had no desire to make life comfortable for him.

Human beings, I figure, were quick to realise that there is great safety in numbers: build a city, and all amenities that make life comfortable and controlled are suddenly on your doorstep: hospitals, libraries, museums, your local cafe.

This Bush administration in particular has gone out of its way to make life comfortable for big coal, and Mr. Goodell, citing chapter and verse, takes it to task effectively.

On paper the enclave – cut off from the rump of Angola and sandwiched between the twin expanses of Congo-Brazzaville and the Democratic Republic of Congo – should receive 10 per cent of oil revenues, a cash flow which should make life comfortable for its inhabitants.

Despite the $5.5 trillion Americans have invested in savings plans to prepare for their retirement, too few have still saved too little to make life comfortable in their later years.

Re "Perks Make Life Comfortable, Even in Retirement" (April 7), which described the benefits -- from country-club fees to the use of corporate planes -- that are received by retired executives: The next time somebody suggests privatizing services because government is so wasteful and inefficient, he should check this article.

French traditions of moderation (versus American abundance), focus on quality (versus quantity), and emphasis on the joys of the moment (rather than making life comfortable and easy) support a healthier lifestyle.

That's a $17 billion annual burden born by investors, most of them, we'll wager, blissfully unaware of how they are making life comfortable for the people on Wall Street.

But they will have to put up with a series of restrictive measures designed to make life more comfortable for monkeys and less comfortable for people.

"Our job is not to make life more comfortable for the violent disrupter, but to make life more comfortable for the African-American parent trying to raise their kids in peace, to walk their children to school and to get their children great educations," he said.

In the "Tripods" novels, for instance, the aliens make life quite comfortable for the earthlings they enslave by surgically implanting mind-controlling brain caps.