Sentence examples for something of a life from inspiring English sources
She also has something else: something of a life.
Yet Mr. Bosket did hint at something of a life of suffering.
In fact, it probably represents something of a life highlight for poor old Hannah the skivvy, she of the big limp, bad skin and unhappy crush.
People ask both how I've managed to stick it out, and how I manage to have something of a life outside teaching.
With all these changes we have had to put other things on hold, such as pastoral meetings and initiatives to benefit the school, because staff need to have something of a life and not be burned out at the end of the year".
There's a quote, usually credited to Frank Sinatra, that I've adopted as something of a life mantra: "the best revenge is massive success".
Informa forecasts that by 2011 business users will account for a mere 10-15% oFMCMC subscriptions but as much as 20-27% oFMCMC revenues.For fixed-line operators, FMC is something of a life-raft.
Dan Snaith leads something of a double life.
Mr. Meenan has had something of a vagabond life.
The book comes at a period in which Sunset is getting something of a new life.
Like most people with a porn habit, he's leading something of a double life.
