Sentence examples for sensible living from inspiring English sources

The new medicines will offer easy chemical fixes to problems that can be treated with sensible living.

The Norwegians can usually be relied on to live quiet, sensible lives and not do much harm.

But as any fan of boxing will tell you, sensible lives are overrated.

That siren luring us further than we would ordinarily go in our balanced, sensible lives.

To put that another way, you'd have to snort almost half a gram of Smiley Face before you get as much of a kick as a million office workers get over the counter every single morning of their sensible lives.

It seemed eminently more sensible to live in a part of a hotel which you knew would not be struck by shell fire, because you knew where the shells lit, than to go to some other hotel further from the lines, the angles of which you had no data to figure and where you would maybe have a shell drop through the roof.

Bernard Jenkin, chair of the Commons public administration and constitutional affairs committee, said: "A charity involved in such responsible work and employing so many people, was it really sensible to live such a hand-to-mouth existence?" But Yentob replied: "I don't believe that this charity was not run properly".

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Don't know how this works in other parts of the country where the sensible people live, but in London on Halloween proper a fun thing to do is walk down to your nearest costume shop with a bag of chips and maybe some beer and just laugh and laugh and laugh at the people lined around the block outside, waiting desperately for hours for a go on the one-in, one-out system.

In the first version — the optimistic one — she says that she is doing the sensible thing by living rent-free as she plans her next career move.

The only sensible way of living in Death Valley is the one adopted by the Timbisha Shoshone people, in the centuries before the Manly cohort blundered through.