Sentences with phrase «living scavenging»

The owner of a demolition company that illegally demolished a home earlier this year hired a destitute man, who made his living scavenging in the rubble of razed homes, and promised him $ 31 for each day the «body double» spent in jail.

The winding plot introduces us to resistance fighter Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac), Storm Trooper defector Finn (John Boyega) and Rey (Daisy Ridley), a young woman who makes a living scavenging space junk on the desert planet Jakku.

Soft - spoken hero Mo (Dylan McDermott), a Mad Max - type who ekes out a living scavenging metal scraps in the desert - like «Zone», buys a dismembered killer android from a mysterious nomad and gives it to his sculptor girlfriend Jill (Stacey Travis) as a Christmas present.

Not exact matches

Some of these arthropods (whose closest living kin include insects, spiders, and crabs) were fierce hunters that grew to the size of an adult human, whereas some — such as those without claws or tail spines — likely filtered the water for prey or scavenged the sea floor for food.

As creatures that live by scavenging, they are normally highly resistant to disease, and group mortalities are usually the result of pesticide poisoning.

A carnivore is an animal that eats a diet consisting mainly of meat, whether it comes from live animals or dead ones (scavenging).

It is energetically more advantageous and also safer for sharks to scavenge on carcasses rather than have to chase down live turtles.

The newfound population of snailfish, which feed on tiny shrimp that scavenge detritus on the ocean floor, are believed to be the deepest living fish ever recorded.

Living in large tightly knit communities within nests hollowed out in wood softened by moisture or fungi, these ants are fond of sweet fluids, and during the night they often scavenge for sugary juice around soda machines.

One more unusual behavior may be explained by the hagfish lifestyle: The slime «eels» live on the sea floor, burrowing into the mud and even into dead whale carcasses to scavenge for food.

«We found that the Antarctic microbes have evolved mechanisms to live on air instead, and they can get most of the energy and carbon they need by scavenging trace atmospheric gases, including hydrogen and carbon monoxide,» she says.

To eek out its lonely existence, this life form scavenges energy from the feeble sunlight available to it at a depth of over 250 feet.

Carbonates can be deposited by living things that scavenge the minerals to build their skeletons, but that is not the case for the minerals measured by this team.

We started scavenging the same carcasses that other carnivores — wild dogs and hyenas — lived on, and the more meat we ate, the more our guts SHRANK, «because we didn't need a giant vegetable processor anymore.»

All of them have been studied for their antioxidant capacities in humans and have shown stronger free radical scavenging abilities than vitamin C and E. Studies show that flavonoids have the ability to enhance the effectiveness of vitamin C and to prolong its life.

Hidden in the attic of his carriage house garage and surviving by scavenging at night, Howard secretly observes the lives of his wife (Jennifer Garner) and children and neighbors.

Rejoining Noah in the present day, he (now a staunch Russell Crowe) and his wife (Jennifer Connelly, her second project with Aronofsky after Requiem for a Dream) live off the land like nomads, farming and scavenging for vegetables as the humans under the flag of Cain continue to ravage the Earth and pillage the world, their depravity reaching enough of a fever pitch to become an affront to God (who is always referred to as Creator).

Not only did it allow you to engage in the traditional scavenging, crafting, and defending mechanics found elsewhere in the genre, it also attempted to simulate the humans living within this apocalyptic nightmare and their various relationships.

They establish their kingdom of youth, building a clubhouse from scavenged materials and relying on a paperback borrowed from the public library, How to Live in the Woods.

In what's left of their neighbourhood, Billy (Christina Hendricks) lives in her family home with her sons: a toddler and a teen named Bones (Iain De Caestecker), who helps support the household by scavenging for copper in the vacant buildings nearby.

The art style is fresh and might be familiar to the fans of the series, but the focus on a space pirate life and scavenging ships and planets is a nice idea that is executed well here.

Guardians of the Galaxy: Director James Gunn nails the tone, the color, the imagery, and the sound of one Earthling dartin» about space scavenging, smooching, and basically living the dream.

Iron Crows (Unrated) Eco-documentary chronicling the dangerous work of the 20,000 peasants who risk their lives daily to earn $ 2 a day scavenging ships from all over the world being dumped in a toxic naval graveyard located in the port city of Chittagong.

IN THE WINTER of 1791, some few weeks after Arthur Ainsworth's penumbral blindness reaches its inevitable and irreversible completion, he grunts for an inkpot, fumbles after dull quills, scavenges whatever paper is immediate to hand, and so begins to set down, in a desperate and meandrous splatter, an atlas that will guide his daughter to the elusive planet they have spent the better part of their lives pursuing.

They live as recluses in their once grand Fifth Avenue mansion, scavenging the city streets for things they think they can use, hoarding the daily newspapers as research for Langley's proposed dateless newspaper whose reportage will be as prophecy.

Ice Cream Fifteen Star lives with her tribe of Sengles in Massa Woods, scavenging abandoned homes and hunting for survival.

The only thing keeping the two surviving lifeboats in the sky are Hell Divers: men and women who risk their lives by diving to the surface to scavenge for parts the ships desperately need.

Just as cats 10,000 years ago were attracted to the easy, consistent food source that the first human settlements provided (see The Natural History of the Cat), feral cats today scavenge on the scraps that all human habitats inevitably produce.1 A study of a feral cat colony in Brooklyn found that the cats depended more on local garbage for food than on either prey or food provided by caregivers, and that the neighborhood produced enough garbage to feed three times more cats than actually lived in that area.2

This is a primitive breed that is accustomed to living alone in the wilds and scavenging for food.

Having had 2 Beagles before we assumed that this was part of their breed trait and just lived with her pulling on the lead, running off, scavenging food, etc..

Before being transferred to the APA with the help of dedicated and passionate transfer volunteers, Queen Bee, along with her young puppies, lived on the street, slept beneath trash piles, and had to scavenge for each and every meal.

Working dogs, who come into contact with birds and other animals those which like to scavenge, who spend a lot of time in or near water, live in households with young children, or live in areas where there is a higher risk of picking up certain types of parasites may need treating more frequently

Having had 2 Mini Schnauzers before we assumed that this was part of their breed trait and just lived with her pulling on the lead, running off, scavenging food, etc..

Secondly, to supplement their hunting, free - living cats will scavenge dead animals, roadkill and garbage.

Temperament / Behavior This is a primitive breed that is used to scavenging for food and living alone in the wilderness.

And Louise Nevelson, the grand dame of found - object collages all painted over with black latex, scavenged and lived and had her studio here until 1963 when she was kicked out to make way for an East German looking building.

Like most gulls, the western gull is an opportunistic feeder, capturing its own live prey, scavenging refuse, or stealing food from seals and other gulls.

Players scavenge for weapons, ammo, armor, vehicles and life - saving supplies to gain the upper hand on the competition and be the last one standing.

Navigate a city gone wrong, where every scavenged bullet and patch of shadow can save Sebastian's life.

In order to survive, players need to work together to explore what is left of the world after the cataclysmic events of the plague, monitor their health and food, scavenge for resources, and craft as many life - saving supplies as possible.

With its exaggerated pixel - art, easily accessible real - time combat and sophisticated survival mechanics that allow you to both scavenge from abandoned buildings or trade with fellow survivors there is certainly a great deal to like about March of the Living.

It brings to life the concept of scavenging from the wasteland to survive and eventually thrive.

You even get your own little mystical fox / squirrel thing named Tenko that lives with you and can be sent out to scavenge for materials.

Those games force players to have to adapt to their environments, scavenge for food, deal with the harsh weather, staying warm, dealing with storms, fighting off wildlife and predatory animals, and ultimately attempting to reach the end of the game with just one life.

ACE OF SEAFOOD is an action game where you can form a party of up to 6 fish, crustaceans etc. and scavenge the depths of ocean while battling other life forms and increasing the strength of your own forces.

When starting up, you're thrown onto an island with no weapons or armor and you must scavenge for supplies and fight for your life to be the last man or squad standing at the end of the game.

Scavenge Infinium — the living metal of the cosmos — from the wreckage of your enemies to create powerful turrets and deadly drones, and turn the tide of the Wrog war.

Because Ace of Seafood is an action game where you can form a party of up to 6 fish, crustaceans etc. and scavenge the depths of ocean while battling other life forms and increasing the strength of your own forces.

Embossed in layers of billboard paper, posters, and other scavenged ingredients, The World is Flat, lives and breathes as a very carnal and textual being; evocative to the kind of signage and paper - turned - debris from Bradford's native locale, Los Angeles, California.

«Think about your grandmother differently,» the artist Robert Kushner said to me last summer, reflecting on the years he spent during the mid-1970s cutting, sewing, and crocheting handmade garments — often out of scavenged and second - hand clothes — then staging them as costumes for live performances and runway shows in downtown New York studio lofts and galleries like Paula Cooper and the Kitchen.