Sentence examples for volume of life from inspiring English sources

It means unplugging and turning down the volume of life.

As children, Storey says we naturally have the volume of life turned up.

We can get distracted, distraught, confused and overwhelmed by the sheer volume of life.

The following year he published a collection of his medical essays and Pages from an Old Volume of Life, a collection of various essays he had previously written for The Atlantic Monthly.

"I liked our noise yet came to find the volume of life too high," she writes, "and as I couldn't turn it down, turned myself down instead". She became "nervous, furious, and barely aware of myself". Greenlaw narrates the story of her early life using music as a through-line, as the handle to the bundle.

These data indicate that the methodology can plausibly effectively estimate the volumes of life science and biomedical publications of countries.

Her fourth volume, Necessities of Life: Poems 1962 1965 (1966), was written almost entirely in free verse.

UNICEF's compound in Jowhar (Central Somalia) - the main hub for its programme operations in Central South Somalia - was taken over on 17 May 2009 where large volumes of life-saving humanitarian supplies and communications equipment were destroyed or taken from the compound and from UNICEF warehouses in Jowhar.

In 1992 he published the first volume of A Life of Picasso, his critically acclaimed biography of the artist.

This is the second volume of his life's work.

ROBERT A. CARO "Master of the Senate" Mr. Caro, a previous winner, won this time for the third volume of his life of Lyndon B. Johnson.