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(181) The way of life is wonderful: it is by abandonment.

(182) Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument memorizes one of the last armed efforts of the Northern Plains Indians to preserve their ancestral way of life.

(183) Bestir oneself, establish confidence, not only take an exam of failing the shade brought for dispelling commonly, the more important thing is to take the way of life in the future well!

(184) Choosing to live in the style of the 1830s, her clothes, her home, and her way of life all hearken back to an era long since past.

(185) This 60-year old man is a hermit living in a thick forest somewhere in the Novgorod Region. What made him (and all such people) choose this way of life?

(186) Two months ago, the author was invited to visit Israel and got a chance to experience the unique Israeli way of life in a kibbutz .

(187) Earlier this month, a dissident Buddhist monk, Thich Quang Do(Sentencedict.com ), said that strip mining will destroy the way of life of the region's ethnic minorities.

(188) To people in many countries, being bilingual or even trilingual is a way of life.

(189) According to the strong version of the Sapir – Whorf hypothesis, language determines speakers' perceptions and patterns their way of life.

(190) Therefore, there is only one single multi-partner is a legal way of life outside of the scope of control.

(191) For some, however, marginality was more than a mere circumstance; it was a way of life.

(192) The aggression of the warlord Musa Hilal can be traced to the fears of his father, and to how climate change shattered a way of life.

(193) Are they high priced courtesans?Mistresses of seduction?Or something more illusive?Whatever a geisha is, it's more than a role, it's an all- encompassing way of life.

(194) Lucifer : Behold slaughter and ruin of YOUR family, of YOUR home, of YOUR way of life!

(195) Do the Yahoos have an intelligible "way of life"?Can you explain why they behave as they do?Does Gulliver do any better in trying to explain the conduct of lawyers to his Houyhnhnm master?

(196) Their unique way of life inspired poets' interest in the creation of the gaucho poetry, which narrates the lives and feelings of the people.

(197) The Eskimo way of life has changed greatly since traders arrived in their regions.

(198) Since then , befouled water, mildewed fodder and the relentless whip have been a way of life for the horse.

(199) E. g: To accommodate oneself to a new situation can by easy, but to adjust oneself to a new culture and a new way of life can be extremely difficult.

(200) Characterized by a luxurious, pleasure-seeking, and often immoral way of life.

(201) Stair lifts stair lift Acorn, Bruno and Stannah stair lift, stairway chair lift to "buy, " and gives you " a " way of life.

(202) Vancouver is consistently voted one of the world's most liveable cities, and the Canadian government intends to use the Olympics to showcase Canada's pleasant, fresh-aired way of life.

(203) Ellul regard technology as an environment, While Winner regard technology as way of life. The technology which both Ellul and Winner talk about is broad technology of meaning.

(204) It doesn't take long for freshers to adopt the Oxford way of life — working and playing hard, and feeling equally comfortable in black tie, subfusc or fancy dress.

(205) A flea's parasitic way of life is a kind of ectoparasitism.

(206) Unlike other Inuit populations across the Arctic, the Inughuit have maintained where possible their ancient way of life, using kayaks and harpoons to hunt narwhal and travelling by dog-sled in winter.

(207) Now, they struggle to keep their own way of life, language and identity from fading away.

(208) Someone who has a sybaritic way of life spends a lot of time relaxing in a luxurious way.

(209) After completing my access course (thanks to a wonderful tutor, I got distinctions in all the units), I did a degree with the Open University, and that meant completely changing my way of life.

(210) It is unexcelled for royal pageantry and for a gracious and civilized way of life.