Sentence examples for being alive when from inspiring English sources
Being alive when I die a slow and painful death.
She told me that she thought they had a shot — or at least a shot at being alive when it happened.
She told me that she thought they had a shot or at least a shot at being alive when it happened.
And faced with events that evoked, at least momentarily, images of nuclear war -- a resonance given eerie echo in the designation of the World Trade Center site as "ground zero" -- even people spared immediate losses may feel they must somehow make up for being alive when so many died.
And then pay attention to the experience of being alive when you step this far outside the normal narrow sphere of your daily awareness.
Our outdated poems and literary texts emphasizing Arab unity are harming us more than influencing us at this stage, for they keep the hope or impression of an idea as being alive when in reality our leaders have killed those ideas off a long time ago with their foreign policies.
He was alive when the suit was dismissed, not dead.
"He was alive when police responded," Chief Montminy said.
Clams and mussels should be alive when you buy them.
"How wonderful," she said, "to be alive, when he is still alive.
