Sentence examples for practical survival from inspiring English sources
Into this world the sensitive and not well-connected Scott had to make his way, ambition becoming a matter of practical survival as he slogged his way up the ranks to become a lieutenant, torpedo specialist and then commander.
Five more books followed, including Having It All in 1982 and in 1993, at age 71, The Late Show, which was subtitled A Semiwild but Practical Survival Plan for Women Over 50.
"If you're not having sex you're finished," she threatened; she had breast implants at 73, and in The Late Show: A Semiwild But Practical Survival Plan for Women Over 50 (1993) and I'm Wild Again, she wrote as the ever-hot sexpert, advising girls to "Spread semen over your face... makes a fine mask – and he'll be pleased".
She wrote another five books, including Having It All (1982 and 1993) and aged 71, The Late Show, which was subtitled A Semi-Wild But Practical Survival Plan for Women Over 50, in which she suggests that as women age and the supply of available men dwindles, they should simply appropriate their friends' husbands for jaunty recreational sex.
Think of it as a practical survival guide for graduate students.
The day was filled with panel discussions about a wide range of nontraditional career paths and practical survival skills for early-career scientists.
In immediate terms, bearing sons is a matter of practical daily survival for millions of women already.
External validation of this model showed it to be reasonably accurate and similar to practical actual survival probability.
Some relegated teams, it is true, would have become detached at the bottom of the table and might have given up all practical hope of survival.
"Ted's focus would be on the practical aspects of survival, whereas mine was a poetic connection with the desert, the openness," he said.
In addition, a modest hundred and seventy thousand East Germans became unofficial employees, called upon to snoop and snitch for the honor — or, in practical terms, the survival — of the state.
