Sentence examples for able to live there from inspiring English sources

He told me he liked New York but wouldn't be able to live there.

"I didn't believe I would be able to live there," he said.

I almost felt like I wasn't going to be able to live there".

Most artists without private wealth seem no longer able to live there.

"If the poles are rotting," he said, "within five years, you're not going to be able to live there anymore".

I can't imagine that I would ever be able to live there again [if the building is rebuilt].

Visiting is one thing; being able to afford to live there is something else.

"Most of the people who live in this neighborhood won't be able to afford to live there," said Clayton Patterson, a longtime resident active in local affairs.

Those able to afford to live there enjoy great restaurants and bars, well-paid employment, safe and attractive neighbourhoods and reliable public transit.

He helped turn New York into a more attractive place to live – and a more expensive one – but fell short in helping to create the jobs the middle and working classes need in order to be able to afford to live there.

During Mr Clegg's weekly radio phone-in on the London radio station LBC, the Deputy Prime Minister was challenged by the owner of a £5m house who complained that he would not be able to afford to live there if the tax was introduced.