Sentence examples for passing life from inspiring English sources

One can almost feel time passing, life changing.

Jays bickered in a big pine, snowmelt dripped from the eaves, and Salter kept at it, passing life into pages.

WE have our moment, our summer, and it is a trick of passing life that when we are young the summers seem endless, stretched out in the heat and the long days, that paradise before far-off school resumes.

Either below, through a porthole, or on deck, sitting with a glass of wine and a hunk of saucisson sec at the end of the day, I was mesmerized by the passing life of the river.

It is so easy with these technologies to believe you are Baudelaire's "painter of modern life", the ironic flâneur capturing the passing life of the modern world, or a latter-day Atget, but really you are the servant of a computerised eye.

For Burkhart's painting style, made to look like calendar cast offs for each month of Taylor's (and Burkhart's) passing life, vitalizes the public, if imaginary, conflation of Taylor's sexual indiscretions and provocative filmography.

But I take issue with his portrait of the pope as a heartless soul, callously passing life-or-death decrees from afar.

Time passes, life flows on like a river, memories remain.

However, as the years passed life in Sudan became increasingly difficult.

"I thought: how dare the world continue to turn?" That feeling passed: life continuing allowed him to continue too.

Requiring judges to pass life sentences on low-level offenders was probably the worst blunder in David Blunkett's Criminal Justice Act 2003.