Sentence examples for subsisting this from inspiring English sources

Either way, the first reports of his existence date all the way back to the mid '70s, which means Catman has been subsisting this way for quite some time.

Somehow, Chocó's people subsist amid this plunder.

Recipe contributed by Quarter Street (Australia via Latin America) Eight-piece Melbourne salsa band Quartet Street subsisted on this filling stew while recording their self-titled debut LP.

"A policeman is paid only 4,200 rupees [$84] a month, and a man with a family cannot subsist on this," he said.

At Fort William's excellent West Highland Museum, housed in a late Georgian building on Cameron Square, you can learn how people have scratched and subsisted on this ancient landscape.

In order to subsist in this environment, indigenous animal species such as the guanaco — a wild relative of the llama — have developed a range of innovative strategies.

The human race barely subsists in this condition, chance meetings between proto-humans are the occasions for copulation and reproduction, child-care is minimal and brief in duration.

Tony Blair, Princess Diana and the former French President Jacques Chirac have all visited for fleeting, hand-wringing looks at how the destitute subsist on this most notorious of "sink-estates".

Subsisting in abject misery, this was the result of a car crash incurred by a momentary lack of judgment.

This transition, from subsisting on the land and fur-trading for profit, to a more modern economy occurred abruptly.

This subsists even in his angriest stories, such as The Rise of Capitalism (1972).