Sentence examples for being lived out from inspiring English sources

"It's an indescribable feeling going back and watching your dream being lived out by somebody else," he said.

It represented a refusal to acknowledge the existence of life as it was being lived out on the street.

He has written a 123-page manifesto titled "Principles" that is at the center of the distinct philosophy being "lived out" at the fund.

It wants to show 21st-century lives being lived out on screen and online, with both older and younger generations now dependent on the web.

Some solo pieces get bogged down in the past tense; audiences stop believing that conflicts are being lived out in front of them.

One year later... "The central control of that novel is being lived out for real, here, in Britain today!" Oh, come on, I wanted to say.

All of this would be sort of comedic except that they are lived out at Bridgewater.

Merciful service can be lived out alongside those closest to us, too.

Her relationship with Charlie is lived out through letters, and one phone call a week.

But unlike most, her death has been lived out in the full glare of the media.

"Life revolves around the water and is lived out-of-doors," says Peddicord.