Sentence examples for be lives from inspiring English sources
verb
To be alive; to have life.
- He's not expected to live for more than a few months.
The result, though, could be lives saved and murderers caught as well as a few redundant bloodhounds.
We want for our children, as we want for ourselves, our lives at home, at work, and at play to be lives of joy and Peace.
"If the troops are going to be on the ground, there are going to be lives taken," said Charlene McNiel, whose brother, a military aviation mechanic, was shipped overseas three weeks ago.
"What is certainly patent in my life," he explained, "is the notification, the signal, that there are other human lives; but since human life in its radicality is only mine, and these will be lives of others like myself, each the life of each, it follows that, because they are others, all their lives will be situated outside of or beyond or trans-mine.
Black lives matter and all lives matter are the counterparts to their own messages because when black lives truly do matter they will not be black lives anymore, they will be lives.
And now we face another question: will the lives of those who died last week be lives lost in vain with no meaning or purpose to their deaths or will we as a people turn this time of horror into a moment to do good, to love justice and to walk humbly with our God?
"I must be living right".
There will be live music.
That can be live-tweeting.
