Sentence examples for ages to live from inspiring English sources

The author's two older siblings were shipped off at early ages to live with their father.

Mother, grandmother, great grandmother and friend, Mari loved life with a passion and inspired people of all ages to live their dream.

A design can encourage people to walk and talk with one another, children to play together in a park instead of alone in a back yard, and people of all ages to live near one another.

Now is the time for the best of British architecture to be built, not in towers in the City to satisfy the edifice complex of the rich, but in residential areas that need the best, not the least, that we can do for ordinary people of all ages to live lives of quality.

Into the future, Council will continue to work with our community to encourage our residents of all ages to live a healthy and active lifestyle.

Lamentably, not only did McGraw by Tim McGraw disappoint on its promise to "inspire men of all ages to live their voice and follow their dream" (actual press copy), it also literally gave me a headache.

Regardless, the tribe seems to prefer "living in the dark ages" to living nowhere at all.

I think even if I age to live till 100 I will keep on reading them.

It's not uncommon for friends our age to live in houses recently made available by a family death.

Advances in medicine, communication, transportation and plumbing since the middle of the 19th century are all very well, but what really makes this a golden age to live in is the multiplication and refinement of baseball statistics.

Old age is the golden age to live in less suffering.