Sentence examples for own sustenance from inspiring English sources

It is a cellular empire, with its own sustenance, grammar, logic and organization.

My own sustenance is the least of my concerns at present.

The first is the growing trend for hotel guests to bring in their own sustenance from outside, rather than succumb to exorbitant in-house prices.

But in New York City parks, where many recent immigrants fish for their own sustenance (though all the city's freshwater fishing is supposed to be catch-and-release), language barriers pose a special challenge.

When I was at art school if you wanted to do anything figurative you were put in the eccentrics room... so you had to find your own sustenance back then.

In conclusion, P. australis is a well-equipped plant with physiological characteristics to manage its own sustenance in stressful environments.

Ms. Wilson, 55, doesn't need outside encouragement to scour her own history for sustenance.

The key point is that as few extra-literary concerns as possible should stand in the way of good writers – not the claim that no one should ever write about experience not their own, nor the sustenance of ancient privileges of race, education, sexuality and class.

She was detected giving her mother sustenance from her own breasts.

Customers in the know bring in their own thermoses to fill for sustenance on winter outings or at hockey games.

The star worker in this trade, Irina, goes to a laboratory where she is mercilessly milked, leaving no sustenance for her own baby.