Sentence examples for river lives from inspiring English sources
Tamar (Margo Seibert), the idealistic young protagonist of "Tamar of the River," lives in an unnamed era when a war — between easterners and westerners — has been going on for generations.
Heaven Eyes, the strange, web-fingered child whom January, Mouse and Erin meet on the mud of the river, lives in a world of shadows and mystery, in the rotting riverside warehouse.
This at least appears to be the case with Nora, who, as if permanently adrift on moon river, lives a charmed existence beloved by all the men in her life (the "kings" of the film's title) and has survived unscathed by even the gravest personal tragedy.
Watch as River lives without technology or bathing and tries out leeching as a hangover cure.
On the banks of the Padma river, living in a family houseboat, he developed an intense passion for rural Bengal.
People just to the north and south of the river lived nearly identical lives, except north-siders heated their homes with government-issued coal boilers for decades.
To the east of the river lived an increasingly militant band of poor Jewish workers in houses patched together with gummed paper.
The few hundred Romas who found refuge in the Serb-enclave on the northern bank of the river live in pitiful conditions.
I kept Wild & Innocent at the top and said I likely always will, but I was open to and hoping that hearing The River live would wow me in a way no other Springsteen album had yet.
Her book, Balm In Gilead: Journey of A Healer (1988), which won the 1988 Christopher Award, given for "literary merit and humanitarian achievement," was followed by I've Known Rivers: Lives of Loss and Liberation (1994), and The Art and Science of Portraiture (1997), which documents her pioneering approach to social science methodology; one that bridges the realms of aesthetics and empiricism.
In the sluggish waters of large rivers live large species of suckers, cyprinids (such as carp), and many catfishes generally characterized by environmental tolerances and nonrestrictive feeding habits.
