Sentence examples for anxious to live from inspiring English sources

But "with every birthday, I got a little more anxious to live on my own".

She starts out submissive and repressed, anxious to live up to other people's expectations of her.

Pendle in Lancashire has been named the most anxious place to live in the UK, while people living in Fermanagh and Omagh in Northern Ireland have been found to be the happiest.

Unsurprisingly, Shetland, where I accidentally went for my honeymoon, was one of the least anxious places to live, with the highest levels of life satisfaction, self-worth and happiness.

Some research has shown that people who are relatively more depressed, hostile or anxious are unlikely to live as long as others.

I was always anxious and liked to live alone … I have contemplated suicide but I didn't get opportunity to commit suicide.

And sadly, they are setting a trend for the wider public: adverts with "no DSS" on spareroom.com suggest that even fellow renters are also anxious to avoid living with housemates on housing benefit – even though a sudden illness or a job loss could leave any one of us needing housing benefit to stay off the streets.

Many of the MPs say they have received correspondence from constituents anxious about their right to live and work in the UK after Brexit and are unable to finish their application because they don't have the mobile phone type stipulated by the Home Office.

They want to find a way to live a less anxious life".

If you turn these into lofts, then where are they going to live?") Derian is anxious to execute his nonrenovation renovation, a series of serious tweaks that will respect — revere, even exult!

It was the first maternity show at Fashion Week, and 'Good Morning America' and the 'Today' show were both so anxious to cover it live that they almost battled it out.