Sentence examples for bill lives from inspiring English sources
It so happens that my friend Bill lives, or lived, in North Bergen.
Bill lives with an older man, Harry Larry Bryggmann), presumably his lover.
His attempt to stop flood insurance legislation by demanding that it include a fetal-rights bill lives on in memory.
It's a bluster surge, and it won't easily be undone or forgotten, whether this Senate bill lives or dies.
Little Bill lives in a big city that is never specified, though its skyline is based on that of Philadelphia, the city where Mr. Cosby was born and grew up (affectionately referred to as Billadelphia by the show's producers).
How the measures fare in the final weeks of debate could determine how well the bill lives up to its original promise of curbing health care costs, said Dr. Mark B. McClellan, an administrator of Medicare and Medicaid in the Bush administration who is now tracking the legislation at the Brookings Institution.
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The UK would need to pay its £39bn divorce bill, live up to the commitments on EU citizens in the UK and find a solution to avoid a hard border on the island of Ireland, he said.
The season finishes with, live from Glyndebourne, their eagerly anticipated new production of the Marriage of Figaro, streamed live from the opera house on Friday 17 August, and, two days later, we will also present Ravel's L'Heure Espagnole and l'enfant et les sortilèges as a double bill, live.
