"versatile life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a life that is adaptable, flexible, and able to handle a variety of situations and challenges. Example: "As a travel writer, I lead a versatile life, constantly exploring new cultures and adapting to different environments."
For his Feinstein's début, "Songs and Stories," he'll offer an insider's picture of a versatile working life.
Being versatile in life, staying true to one's feelings, having the courage to make some changes from time to time and not to be scared of them is quite important, as changes are part of the surrounding world and are quite necessary for everyone, especially during the 'rainy days.' Big or small, changes will always have a positive impact on one's well-being.
For typing or writing, I usually go for a PC with Word, but for other things, the Mac is so versatile and makes life much easier.
"If you are a member of the Budapest Festival Orchestra, the great thing is that you are allowed a much more versatile musician's life," he explains.
Finalists: Phillip Morris of the Plain Dealer, Cleveland, for his blend of local storytelling and unpredictable opinions, enlarging the discussion of controversial issues that stir a big city; and Mary Schmich of the Chicago Tribune for her versatile columns exploring life and the concerns of a metropolis with whimsy and poignancy.
Pharrell Williams has produced tracks for him since the Clipse days and recently offered him the superb Raid, just one among his many tracks to offer an unflinching but supremely versatile take on street life.
The funnyman, whose versatile voice has brought life to a bevy of "Family Guy" characters over the years, will be playing a love interest named Ben, whom Marge accidentally contacts over the internet while trying to order cupcakes.
When the doors opened to the Warriors' practice Saturday, Walton was in his customary spot at a side basket with Green, talking life with the versatile All-Star forward-center and feeding him the ball for shots around the perimeter.
Some exclusive firesetters may have been convicted of other types of crime later in life, thus becoming versatile firesetters.
