The music playing at Starbucks is so depressing most of the time I'm in there, so supplying my own soundtrack is a necessity.
Her circumscribed world had a population of eleven — the three Dutch protectors who came and went, supplying the necessities of life, and the eight in hiding: the van Daans, their son Peter, Albert Dussel, and the four Franks.
BRUSSELS — The actual situation in the national strike for manhood suffrage in Belgium to-day [April 15] is as follows: complete cessation of work in the collieries; 40 to 50 per cent, of strikers in the great industries; the railways, telegraph and small trades supplying the necessities of life are unaffected.
When Vanavevhu supplied basic necessities — food, shelter, education and health care — young caregivers, freed from their adult obligations, were urged to return to school.
When you have brought yourself to supply the necessities of your body at a small price, don't pique yourself upon it; nor, if you drink water, be saying upon every occasion, "I drink water". But first consider how much more sparing and patient of hardship the poor are than we.
A senior Israeli official said, "We will supply all humanitarian necessities," including food, water and medical supplies.
Separately, more than $425 million has been paid to former refugees and slave laborers or used to supply necessities to Nazi victims living in poverty in the former Soviet Union and elsewhere as the "next best thing" to returning bank depositors' money.
At the lower echelons of society, females have driven enormous change in how livelihoods are made and how people are supplied with basic necessities.
As the shooting day grew in length, all they asked for were cigarettes and whiskey and I dispatched vehicle after vehicle to keep them supplied with these necessities.
In the 19th century, the free drinking fountain reflected that sense of achievement: itself, both a useful service and a public monument, an ostentatious celebration of society's ability to supply the basic necessities of life.
Those well supplied with the necessities of life can use their resources on luxuries, be they handbags or bird-watching.Prosperity also gave people more leisure, and enjoying nature is one of humanity's most popular pastimes.
