Sentence examples for through a living from inspiring English sources

No matter that she had pushed back against him on a number of fronts — getting a paid-sick-leave bill through, a living wage bill, police monitors — after slow, incremental negotiating.

All over the country, British hopefuls are getting up at 5am to train and put their bodies through a living hell, all so they can be there on that starting line in four years' time.

And this leaderboard has a very pleasing look from a European viewpoint... -5: Kaymer (17) -2: Na (F), McDowell (F), De Jonge (F), Donaldson (16) 11.25pm BST Dufner is sleepwalking through a living nightmare on 17.

Corbyn pledged to set up a cabinet committee for the arts, to give performers more protection against low wages and tackle unpaid internships through a "living waged national creative apprenticeship service".

In the intervening 90 minutes the audience sees 40 ordinary people go through a living hell and history turn on a hinge.United 93 a regular passenger plane that was flying from Newark to San Francisco was the odd man out of the four planes that were hijacked on September 11th.

So if you pass a beam of X-rays through a living organism, the result will be a jumble of output beams caused by X-rays being refracted along different paths by different tissues in the organism's body.In this section Footprints in the muds of time X-ray specs Closing in for the kill?

A life cycle is an intergenerationally replicable series of events or stages through which a living agent passes (Bonner 1993).

He still turns a living through conventional farming, however.

He makes a living through fees from commissions and exhibitions.

Jimmy is creating a living legacy through these scholars".

The effect is like flipping through a live-action issue of Star magazine.