subsist

Love for another person can subsist on fantasy a long time.

She was living in one room, trying to subsist on her old age pension.

Three years was a long time to subsist on one's dreams.

For a long time, people thought there was radiation on which they subsisted.

It is quite possible for more than one copyright to subsist within a work.

The crew ran out of food and subsisted on fish.

It subsists in the same environment that makes you healthy.

They subsisted on fishing so the houses are close to the water.

The street, which is a narrow one, subsists nearly the same as it was a century ago.

Each party involved should have no other subsisting valid marriage.

A small number of buildings subsist inside the castle itself.

One result of these social changes was that more women were able to subsist independently.

Though the family often subsisted on government relief, much of the money went for art supplies.

Even a fern would have had a hard time subsisting here.

For years the family subsisted on little more than bread and tea.

Where that is not attended to, in some degree, no human society can subsist.

Then again, the demons might subsist on something else entirely.

The survivors subsisted for some time on the bodies of the dead.

A population of about 6,000 people subsist on fishing and agriculture.

For some time he subsisted by teaching and hack writing.

Some subsisted on government checks; others worked occasionally or full time.

"I subsist on far less sleep than is required by most.

They had been subsisting on staples their grown children brought them.

Some families have had to subsist on just grasses and roots.

"I subsist on beans and rice for the most part."