Sentence examples for terms life from inspiring English sources

In practical terms, life is bedded down here, and also in a more emotional sense.

If you'd rather envision the great and glamorous in less ghoulish terms, Life at the Marmont is back in print.

But the truth is also more complex, and on his own terms life in the 1970's and 80's was no stroll through a sun-dappled park.

Mr Fahn, a former reporter on The Nation, Thailand's excellent English-language daily paper, is also honest enough to admit that, for most Thais, at least in broad economic terms, life is much better than it was 20 years ago.

The first modern self-storage facilities opened in the 1960s, and for two decades storage remained a low-profile industry, helping people muddle through what it terms "life events".

The Belgian chemist and Nobel laureate, Ilya Prigogine, helped popularize the notion that in thermodynamic terms, life can be considered a subset of a larger class of systems called "dissipative structures" (Prigogine and Stengers 1984).

Palestinians see such responses as evidence that the Israeli Army is carrying out its announced intent to adopt tougher retaliatory tactics against what it terms life-threatening attacks.

Take term life insurance.

If you want life insurance, get a term life policy.

The non-medical term "life support" gets us closer.

A. We had record sales of term life insurance last year.