Sentence examples for more bearable or from inspiring English sources
Ministry of Silence is one of about 350 diversions meant to make waiting rooms more bearable or parties more interesting that are included in Leigh Anderson's "Games Bible," published last month by Workman Publishing.
Spotify investing in making the experience of listening to ads even slightly more bearable (or perhaps even enjoyable) is a great move on its part, and not just because these sponsorships will bring in some much-needed additional revenue.
Maybe you'll discover a melody that makes your morning commute more bearable, or perhaps you'll be inspired to begin curating your own set of calming sights and sounds.
If the unemployed are forced into work on pain of losing the dole, I guess there's absolutely no incentive for employers to make jobs more bearable, or pay more.
But as many cancer and AIDS patients have discovered, the terminally ill can receive early "viatical" life insurance settlements to make their last days more bearable--or pay medical bills.
If a grandson returned from Vietnam or Afghanistan suffering with symptoms of PTSD, it might have been more bearable if he or she knew that the father or grandfather experienced the same thing after World War II.
To make the wait more bearable, use one or more of the common methods listed below to keep your discomfort under control: Apply a warm compress.
The answer will come that it is because they are bad for people, and that anyway consuming narcotics or hallucinogens is a contemptible resource for finding release or getting a high, for making life more colourful or more bearable.
But this part of the sertão at least has become more bearable over the past decade or so.
Our Gadgets of Days Gone By series is over, and it focused pretty much on consumer goods that made our lives more entertaining or more bearable.
They are addicts seeking relief -- relief ultimately from the belief that there is somewhere better, more important, more fun, or simply more bearable than here.
