Sentence examples for be live at all from inspiring English sources

HSN2 will not be live at all.

The stump microphones must be live at all times.

If the location's doors are open in front of home plate and the ball heads out the doors, some places consider the ball to be live at all times until the fielding team retrieves it, or it may be considered a home run.

"I remember once reading that what we are living, we may not be living at all," he said.

My own bet would be that either your grandchildren are going to be living by some of these precepts, or else they won't be living at all.

Clarke knew the human race would realize how absolutely lucky it is to be living at all in the void of space, much less living together in harmony on Earth.

As it turned out it hardly mattered whether the live segments were live at all, in so far as they were entirely free of live incident – Richard in his tent in the Kenyan night, hyperactively doing nothing with torrents of rain beating down outside; Julia in sunny woods 8,000 miles away; the pair of them inter-joshing awkwardly via the magic delay of satellite.

The funny thing is, Facebook is adamantly denying that it is live at all in Canada.

We're live at All Thing D's Dive Into Digital conference, where Aliph (the folks behind the high-end Jawbone series of Bluetooth headsets and the Jawbone Jambox Bluetooth Speaker) have just announced their first venture into a new space: iPhone apps.

He thought we should all be living at a dead run.

These typically represent individual species or larger taxonomic groups, and all are contemporaries of one another (for example, all may be living at present, in which case A through F would all represent modern species).