Sentence examples for show of life from inspiring English sources

If we all unleashed our hidden talents in the goofy variety show of life, it preaches, our differences would magically evaporate in the euphoria of the chorus line.

In his despairing moments, Wells sometimes envisioned the human race as doomed, but between his periodic bouts of melancholy he was an irrepressible optimist, for whom any show of life was a show of hope.

It chose more than a few songs with lyrics steeped in self-doubt — the recent "Show of Life," "Mike's Song," "Back on the Train," "Roses Are Free" and a relative rarity at Phish shows, "Lifeboy" — but played them with thoroughgoing ease.

Wires, tubes, machines – yes, she's become the sad, starring marionette in a Punch and Judy show of life support.

Rather she wanted to talk about something that is often far more germane to the practice of medicine: "Doctors have a front row seat to the show of life," she paused.

Interestingly, this show of life-size figures unfolds in gallery spaces that were once considered normal in size but now qualify as small.

Don't break any stuff: your luck would start off badly and stay that way (don't break a leg in the stage-show of life).

Toronto are at Philadelphia, with the Union just beginning to show signs of life.

Even harder for her to accept: Lyman Place has finally started to show signs of life.

Other landmarks shuttered by the hurricane have begun to show signs of life, too.

When zombie stocks show signs of life, you know you are in trouble.