Sentence examples for I lived too from inspiring English sources

"He said I lived too far away," Ms. Auerback said.

When she talked to her mother about it, "her reaction was: 'It's good that we can help', whereas I felt I lived too much with their sadness.

Still, it reminded me of the lyrics from a song on her last album: "What is your guess, darling?/Have I lived too much, too fast?/... Can you tell me how I used to be?/Have I missed my chance?" Near dusk, on her way to a photo shoot, Shakira climbed the school's central staircase with some difficulty, using the railing and gently lifting her hips up at each stair.

People walk in the street where I live, too.

And the opening poem, Honeycomb, is a beauty in which she asks herself whether "I live too long".

Could it be that I'm specially bothered by the drivers' selfishness because I'm worried I live too selfishly myself?

As the young woman, who refused to give her name, moaned about how tired she was of standing, Mr. Eiki said: "My parents are relaxed enough so that we could go to my house, but I live too far away.

Comcast is my only option where I live too.

I live too close to a rail yard, so too many ground vibrations work into the optical layout and I can't actually get a good hologram.

I flashed on Bethesda Cares' low-demand approach to people in need, which is pretty much the way I live, too.

I feel I've lived too long.