Sentence examples for as a living reference from inspiring English sources

The comments seemed to stir forgotten childhood memories in Holly Wyatt, 69, the only fluent speaker present, who was serving as a living reference book.

Notably, 'you' and 'we' take precedence over 'I' and 'it' in such contexts, as the living references of the former indexicals enables one to refer effectively to oneself and to things generally.

This is known as "a living will".

It thus qualifies as a living organism.

He described Miss Lawrence's disappearance as a "living nightmare".

He is showing it as a living tradition".

Some described the journey as a living hell.

I think he engages with Shakespeare as a living playwright.

"Such a microbe would function both as a living diagnostic and a living therapeutic," Collins says.

Virginia Coleman as a living sculpture.

Let the space work as a living museum.