Sentences with phrase «to have a life of one's own»

She really has no life of her own, she has no family or interests or much of job that we ever see.

Blog tours can last for any length of time, but typically have a life of 1 - 6 weeks.

Most of what you learn has a life of about 30 days before you have to learn something else.

The material almost has a life of its own.

It runs on 4 AA batteries and seems to have a life of about a few days of constant use.

«We were trying to force - fit something onto this thing that already had a life of its own.»

[I] s there a point where such a giant bag of private data has a life of its own that no single entity can really keep it safe?»

Blind, unadulterated, complete stupidity has a life of its own.

Despite having a life of its own, the church takes on the life of its people, becoming them even in the inert substance of its construction: «And its walls shall be hard as!

What would the life of a pastor look like if there was no auditorium to meet in?

«In many cases, molecular junctions have lives of minutes, hours, or in fortunate cases days, but no more,» says Ioan Bâldea of the University of Heidelberg, Germany, who was not involved in the work.

I've been a nurse for 7 years but have had a life of hell so I'm looking for a fresh start and a man to share that with who can provide and take care of me and have some fun with.

The towns you visit have lives of their own as well as they can be improved as you earn Dev points and use them to increase a town's Development level.

Julianne Moore (Game Change, Crazy Stupid Love) stars as Kingston, PA, high school English teacher Linda Sinclair, an introverted «spinster» who lives so much in the fictional tales of others that she barely has a life of her own.

Jarrad Paul and Andrew Mogel make their directing debut from a script they wrote themselves, and they've weaved a fun, darker comedy that doesn't just rely on Dan's emotional and sexual attraction to a classmate he admires for seemingly having the life of which he could only dream.

«Before you bring a Cavalier puppy into your home there are things you should know, so that you do not buy a pet that has a life of pain, costs a fortune in vet's fees and breaks your family's heart.

From snuggles on the sofa to daily walks, Cosmo has the life of a star!

For example 1000 floppies can be stored in a space less than the size of a fingernail, and they claim their media have a life of 50 years.

The ZenFone V and V Live of course have very little in common with the ZenFone AR, lacking advanced Google Tango and Daydream capabilities.

By contrast I follow philosophers such as Richard Wollheim and Paul Crowther in thinking that before artworks can take on these other kinds of meanings and functions they must already have a life of their own, one that is created in their irreducibly artistic meanings.

What has this life of mine amounted to?

It is no accident that mother Jean's maiden name was Harlow, and by extension, one could argue that Jean Harlow never really had a life of her own.

Sometimes those using this argument will cite one or more wind farms that have been abandoned or decommissioned; a wind farm typically has a life of about 25 years, after which it is quite probably superseded by more efficient wind turbines.

There's an organic nature to the whole thing as Mica Levi «s score roars, rumbles, knocks and breathes, almost having a life of its own while Daniel Landin «s cinematography captures the scene in murky shadows and grey fog.

The canvas is estimated to have a life of about one to six months in the monsoon and will then need to be disposed of or replaced with more canvas.

«Work is work, you do it during business hours, and everyone has a life of their own outside of that.»

I have the lives of my patients in my hands every day.

It's more about the brand created by me, which now has a life of its own.

Balance is never a matter of finding the perfect formula for how you spend your time and energy and sticking to it, you are a living organism and your business also has a life of its own.

I'm not saying a franchised business can't fail upon a transfer, too, but a franchise system is designed to survive the individual, and a successful brand is something that has a life of its own.

If you decide to stop or get off, this [business] has a life of its own, and it will involve parts of your life that you never even thought about.

Character assassination is part of rejecting reality as a basis for action, but it has a life of its own and is very old.

For a project which will have a life of two years, the expected interest rate over that two - year period is the relevant one.

Ed and Jackie Retired Earlier Than They Thought Possible... and Now They Have the Life of Their Dreams for About $ 1,100 a Month — Rent Included.

Because rooftops can have a life of 15 - 50 years, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he expects the ramp up of the solar roof to take time.

It'll be easier in the early stages of development, because once you've reached the critical mass, your marketplace would have a life of its own.

«As cognitive science is discovering, beliefs have a life of their own.

It pays to have a life of your own, you learn to concern yourself least with what does not concern you.

Romney's Big Lie has a life of its own.

Meanwhile, the Exxon millionaires don't have to pay any taxes and they have a life of luxury, and don't help pay for any roads, schools, etc..

You will have a life of predjudice and hate.

The error of the Colossians that Paul was addressing in his letter was their supposition that there were thrones, dominions, principalities and powers» which had a life of their own.

Suppose your unborn child was determined in the first trimester to be grossly malformed, unlikely to live, possibly to kill you during pregnancy; and if if it did live without killing you, to have a life of severe pain and suffering with the hope of nothing resembling, or even close to, normal life.

But whatever benefits may have accrued, these efforts have apparently had little impact on the membership and dollar trends, which seem to have a life of their own.

Just as the cells in our body have lives of their own even as they contribute to, and are part of, our lives, so, from this perspective, the cells in God's body can have lives of their own, even as they contribute to, and are part of, God's life.

That's where you are, and those whom you rely on: lost and stumbling in darkness, grabbing for straws.But we have the life of Christ in us, given to us by the Spirit of God when we humbled ourselves acknowledging our own poverty and f need for Him in our lives.

For, if the three divine persons have a life of their own as members of the divine community and yet choose to share it through creation, above all, through the creation of human beings who can respond to themselves as (divine) persons, then there is little or no danger that God will be seen as a function, albeit a key function, within a processive world order.

At the same time, I know of any number of professing christians, that have lives of desperate dysfunction that is in no way helped or eased by their faith or prayers.