Sentence examples for alien living from inspiring English sources

The alien living with you must be treated as one of your native-born.

Likewise, Scripture teaches, "The alien living with you must be treated as one of your native-born".

Leviticus teaches us that, "The alien living with you must be treated as one of your native-born.

"It's very disempowering to have this alien living in your belly," Dr. Rosh said.

The choice, however, is not between imprisonment and the alien "living at large".

And then they were scrambled up and mixed up between the two for a couple of years, and now it seems like we're going in for more monster-of-the-week episodes again.' In the sixth season, Mulder and Scully track down an alien living in a power station, Mulder's car is hijacked by an armed man infected with a deadly pathogen, and a man who believes he can control the weather.

Linda Chavez, George W. Bush's pick for labor secretary, is facing a blizzard of questions concerning Marta Mercado, a Guatemalan woman who, as an undocumented alien, lived in Ms. Chavez's home during the early 1990's and did some work for the family.

The suit says Mississippi will have to bear "fiscal costs of the illegal aliens" living there who were spared from deportation.

In 1940, the British government called for the arrest of all aliens living in coastal areas, and Dr. Perutz found himself suddenly in custody.

If cetaceans seem, as Dr. Mann put it, "like intelligent aliens living among us," well, their terrestrial ancestors parted ways with ours more than 95 million years ago, and took to the seas 40 million years later.

In a manner ironically reminiscent of mid-period Philip Roth — if you can imagine a mid-period Philip Roth in which three-eyed aliens living in a parallel dimension play a crucial part — Dick divides his persona into two voices.