Sentence examples for out lives from inspiring English sources

Too many Indian peoples, once proud and free, now eke out lives of wretched humiliation on reservations.

We don't realize we're betting out lives in the crosswalk because we're mentally rehashing the meeting we just came from.

Mr. McKeever, it turned out, lives a half mile away, and his wife is a Pepsi executive.

"Over the past three decades," Sandel writes, "markets – and market values – have come to govern out lives as never before".

I held in my hand something I knew was going to change out lives -- and not for the better.

Linda, it turns out, lives in the house which, in the new series, is the fictional Stella's home.

His work explores burnt-out lives, delineating alienation and despair in stammering dialogue punctured by mordant, improbable songs.

Meanwhile, the snuffed-out lives of Alexei's sisters carry more than their own burden of the book's pathos.

What you get instead is a painstakingly real world of worn-out rooms and worn-out lives, and black-market deals over cigarettes and human bodies.

But now, more than ever, we need to take a break — a real break, not just a long weekend — from our stressed-out lives.

Frantic Assembly's Beautiful Burnout, about five young boxers hoping for knock-out lives, sets off on tour from the Theatre Royal in Plymouth.