Sentence examples for be lived into from inspiring English sources

It's a future that must be lived into -- moving forward.

But to return to the solstice metaphor a spark of light means that the answers can be lived into even if nothing is clear at the moment.

And in the mean time, the church should be living into redemption, not into the brokenness of sinful structures.

The world's oldest twin brothers, Pieter and Paulus Langerock of Belgium, say they never thought they'd be living into the triple-digits.

With medical advances, some are living into their 70s and beyond.

I think it's an unfinished shift and a lot of people are living into that right now.

Another twist is that many more Americans are living into their late 80s and 90s — and many of them are outliving their retirement savings.

"Boy, I just burn up when gals act oppressed while, meanwhile, they're living into their seventies and all men are dead by twenty-one.

As he said: "It's the artist's obligation to convert one's experience of the time that we're living into forms of expression.

Relatively few studies have explored interventions designed to support the growing number of perinatally infected youth who are living into adolescence and young adulthood, nor the effects of creative therapies on adolescents with HIV.

And in the UK the number of people who are living into their 100th year has nearly quadrupled since the 1980s, meaning nearly one in five people in the UK will now live to see their 100th birthday.