Comanche bands were feared by the Spaniards of the Southwest because they subsisted as much by plunder as by buffalo hunting.
"We should not forget even a moment that wolf never subsists on grass as long as it breathes," it said, adding that the missile agreement disproved the United States' insistence that it had no intention to invade the North.
Many of the boys on the foundation team live in crowded homes with their extended families, subsisting on as little as $100 a month.
They subsist, as taciturnly and as tenaciously as Beckett characters enduring the world from their dustpiles.
For a time, he subsisted as the Human Instamatic, a lightning-fast street portraitist.
And yet, possible though it may be to subsist as an artist in Ireland, it is extremely rare.
He missed his mother's "sailor's spaghetti," a Russian classic, subsisting as he was on a diet of Banana Nut Cheerios.
For too long, the Met has subsisted as a tautology: it presents grand opera on a grand scale because that is what the Met has always done.
Bowie looks bloodless and emaciated, well on his way to his "Thin White Duke" phase, during which he subsisted, as he later said, on "peppers, cocaine, and milk".
