Sentence examples for thin lives from inspiring English sources

"In Manhattan, most people are going to be walking," said Dr. Farley, who is string-bean thin, lives in Brooklyn and runs three miles or bikes every day.

Gedamu Kassa, 75, sick and bone-thin, lives in a small room with walls made of cow manure with his wife and four other family members.

We need to crowd the stage of history with as many voices as possible in order to understand it in all its ambivalent, cacophonous diversity, and thereby learn to live with the same polymorphous perversity and trump those who would have us live thinner lives.

Participatory theater is often heralded as a way of growing attendance in an age of thinning live audiences and shrinking budgets.

In addition, thinning live trees can reduce forest overgrowth and slow the spread of fires.

Living close to supermarkets or grocers did not make students thin and living close to fast food outlets did not make them fat.

Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous (1978) Of course, there were those who carped about the accuracy of the Live part of the title.

Thin people live longer than fat people.

Let's face it, some people on really thin incomes live hour to hour.

Significantly, Ms. Cooke sets the former not in their Maine summers but back in their thinning winter lives.

She is beautiful, but she is not twig-thin; she lives outside London rather than in Los Angeles; and most of all, she has turned down big-budget superstar roles in favor of idiosyncratic movies like "Holy Smoke," in which she played a woman under the sway of an Indian guru, or "Quills," her latest film, which opens on Nov. 22 and which chronicles the last days of the Marquis de Sade.