Sentence examples for can live alone from inspiring English sources
"I've got to the point where I can live alone.
I want to be somewhere else, where I can live alone.
A loner at heart, he says, "My dream is to build a small house where I can live alone".
And then this person can live alone, can be single, can live with another man or a woman.
By offering perspectives from both sides of the battle, Mr. Alexie convincingly illustrates how no one can live alone, no matter what the situation.
You can live alone a whole life in New York, but if you have a good network of friends, they become your family.
The need to focus on activities of daily living as a fundamental outcome is well justified as persons who are disabled in activities of daily living function can not successfully live alone [ 18].
Although she does not need a nursing home, she can no longer live alone.
Essentially, if we can afford to live alone, then we do, seeing it as "a mark of distinction, not a social failure".
"There has been more demand for two-bedrooms this year over last," he said, "mainly because few people can afford to live alone and must share to get by".
"Unless you're independently wealthy or are willing to live in a closet apartment, no one in New York at my age/career level can afford to live alone," he said.
