Sentence examples for something of life from inspiring English sources

I am longing to see something of life".

Although Brown Dog's American Indian sobriquet masks questionable native origins, he does, in his own scoundrelly way, represent something of life in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

These words were written by a 17-year-old V. S. Naipaul about to see something of life by means of a scholarship to Oxford.

In his Riverworld series Mr. Farmer imagined a river millions of miles long on a distant planet where virtually everyone who has died on Earth is physically reborn, strong and vital, and given a second chance to make something of life.

By creating highly simplified artificial "aliens" and comparing their development and behaviour to real biology, it is often possible to discover something of life's essential character.

"You are cool!" said Prince Andrew, "You are forward thinking, making something of life as it is today".

But I still think there's something visceral, something full of life and spectacle and entertainment in the battles among media big shots.

She is also determined to make something positive of life as a woman of 75 living alone.

Does he or she want something out of life?

"The rituals emphasize a sense of mortality, that life is short, and you have a mission to make something of your life," he said.

Kenny has since "made something of his life," Matt Malone said.