life suit造句

• And they get to act out whatever alternate life suits their fantasy.
• Both Grace and Annie become happier because the ranch life suits them.
• The New England Life suit is a case in point.
• Army life suits Jackie and he forms an intimate relationship with two other recruits, Chesty and Toby, in his regiment.
• Due to the sensitive nature of testing in parental decisions, beginning in the 1970s wrongful life suits began to emerge.
• Tarika struggles to decide which life suits him best and as is his tendency, develops somewhat of an over-attachment to Charlotte.
• Yet Formula One's jet-set life suits the Irishman just fine, as he flew to his homeland from Belgium Friday to appear on a television talkshow.
• Woodsy life suits Art . " That's why I'm living rural, " he says . " I don't mind taking care of my own land, my own well, my own septic ."
• But James L . Stengel, a partner at the law firm of Donovan Leisure Newton & Irvine who represents all the settling defendants in the Presidential Life suit, played down the finding.
• But James L . Stengel, a partner at the law firm of Donovan Leisure Newton & AMP; Irvine who represents all the settling defendants in the Presidential Life suit, played down the finding.
• Those seamen wore only flotation jackets, not insulated life suits, and rescuers said it would be unlikely anyone could survive more than 17 hours without thermal protection, even in waters kept relatively warm by the Gulf Stream.
• The first record of a survival suit was in 1930 when a New York firm "'American Life Suit Corporation "'offered merchant and fishing firms what it called a " safety suit " for crews of ocean vessels.
• In January 2012 the band's first EP entitled " Yellow Flavour " was released including the Hungarian version of " In Air " entitled " J髄 羖l Nekem Az 蒷et " ( " The Life Suits Me " ).
• The New York Life suit was filed on behalf of the retirement plans and James A . Mehling, former president of a New York Life investment unit, Monitor Capital Advisors, who said he was fired in March 1999 after uncovering the scheme described in the suit.
• The others eventually decide they are content to stay : Miss Brinklow wants to teach the people a sense of sin; Barnard, because he is really Chalmers Bryant ( wanted by the police for stock fraud ) and because he is keen to develop the gold-mines in the valley; and Conway, because the contemplative scholarly life suits him.
• Jack Peacock, a salvage dealer, was popularly known as the'King of Dudley Flats'and was the flats'longest resident, having arrived in about 1932 and remained until the early 1950s, insisting on his rights to remain, claiming he had money enough to support himself and " This life suits me and it is only the mental weaklings who desire to remove me.