Sentence examples for I would live on from inspiring English sources

Instead I thought I would live on the periphery of that world".

In five months my father would die and mother and I would live on the $200 a month his Social Security paid.

I grew up with an unspoken assumption, just as my parents had, that I would live on my own after college.

The model of my own father, who was a New York City firefighter, left no question of which side of the law I would live on.

The cost of the home would take my Social Security check but my pension check would be what I would live on.

"I would live on protein bars and shakes, lose a bunch of weight, and then gain it all back when I wasn't working.

I felt, reading that book, as if all my life I thought I'd lived on the quietest, most desolate street and then one day the sun came out and everyone flung open their doors, sat down on their stoops, and spilled their guts.

And I said I'd lived on Ninety-ninth and Riverside.

Like many students, I'd lived on a tight budget during term time; constantly counting my cash, budgeting, and still ending up mysteriously broke.

I'd lived on the East Coast for more than a decade and had eaten far and wide, but I'd never heard of such a thing.

Especially because I'd lived on Long Island for much of my adolescence and had worked for LI rock bands for a number of years.