Sentence examples for Living spotted from inspiring English sources

Most of those who made up her gang have died in shootouts with the police, she said, but one of the few still living spotted her recently on the street and yelled out a threat on her life.

It became an eyesore for the local community and was tipped for demolition until a development company, Explore Living, spotted it almost five years ago and won planning consent for conversion into 280 apartments, some of which are still on sale (£179,995 to £545,995, 0845 6036273, www.exploreliving.co.uk).

Julia Louis-Dreyfus walks unnoticed up a quiet street in the posh Pacific Palisades neighbourhood where she lives, spots me at a table outside a French restaurant, gives that huge wide smile and a little waggle-fingered wave, and grabs a seat.

BEST SONG The American Living spots featured the song "Killing the Blues" performed by Alison Krauss, who is known for country and bluegrass tunes, and Robert Plant, the rocker of Led Zeppelin fame.

On a block where friends lived, they spotted a sandwich board advertising the Sanctuary, a condominium converted from a church and rectory, so in they went.

England was relatively untouched by the revolution until 2014, when a family of beavers was spotted living quietly on the Otter river at Knightstone Farm in east Devon.

While Swift packed her bags, Styles stuck around and was spotted living it up in a hot tub full of people -- including billionaire Richard Branson.

LONDON — When Sanga Moses was traveling to the tiny Ugandan village where his mother lives, he spotted a familiar figure walking beside the road, carrying a large bundle of firewood.

The couple, who live outside Montreal, spotted each other once, accidentally, while taking midday walks.

Ancient humans have changed the landscape around their settlements in such ways that even today archaeologists can distinguish between "lived in" spots and those never occupied by humans.

(The live spots are intended to help Lexus introduce the 2014 IS model).