The Manche Ch'ol subsisted upon a maize-based diet; maize was mostly consumed in liquid form, such as in posole, and was probably eaten as tamales.
The young men of the nineties" — Arthur's generation — "subsisted upon emotion.
It's also a minor work of genius, which is, needless to say, considerably more genius than most work subsists upon.
Another French author, Honore de Balzac, the quintessential gourmand, subsisted upon pots of coffee to fuel his literary fire while writing.
The symbiosis between endophytes and grasses is generally considered to be a classic example of microbe-plant mutualism driving grassland communities [13], as well as those food webs subsisting upon them [14], [15].
There is no distinct boundary between the perceived and the apperceived, and Wundt's analogy may be misleading[49] to the extent that it gives the impression of two separable forms of attention able in principle to subsist together simultaneously (that is, apperception focusing upon a point in the perceptual field while that field continues to be perceived).
Though many websites subsist in legal gray zones, some large sites have taken it upon themselves to self-censor user posts, according to Soraya Chemaly, the executive director of the Women's Media Center Speech Project and a women's rights advocate.
Poorer people struggled to subsist.
And how do the poor subsist on such a meagre amount?When the bank decided to count the world's poor for its 1990 World Development Report, it did not take it upon itself to define them anew.
They subsist largely on donated provisions.
