Sentence examples for precarious life from inspiring English sources
He had had a precarious life.
Settlers have streamed in to carve out a precarious life.
Scallops, Mr. Tetrault added, "lead an incredibly precarious life".
Boise State's disappearance shows just how precarious life outside college football's six major conferences can be.
"My precarious life ahead may not afford me the luxury of many more games to watch and enjoy," Crowe wrote.
What the last month has taught me is how precarious life as a market trader can be.
Its hero, a Nigerian doctor named Okwe living a precarious, insomniac life as a cab driver and hotel clerk, is a person whose ordinary goodness seems, under the circumstances, to be almost saintly.
When war broke out in Europe, he was living a precarious freelance life as a journalist in Washington DC and, for reasons that are still obscure, chose to stay in his adopted country rather than enlist back home.
He chronicled his tangled romantic yearnings, precarious emotional life and the unexpected sustenance he found in fatherhood.
The resultant disability made for a precarious school life, compensated for by his defiant humour, sporting prowess and subversive behaviour.
O'Neill, the Ireland manager, described the situation as "cruel" and it also served to reinforce how precarious the life as a top professional can be.
