Sentence examples for could again live from inspiring English sources

Asked if he could again live side by side with nearby villagers who supported the rebels, Mr. Shakouhi said he could, adding that if any of them took part in the attack, they must have been forced or brainwashed.

Only after Jerusalem's reunification in 1967 could Jews once again live and pray in the city they built as their eternal capital centuries before London was a Roman encampment on the banks of the Thames.

Patients found that they could taste food again, live without pain, and live normal lives.

This was a first step, a tentative toe in the pond to see if boxing could pull a crowd again live on TV.

Hearing them again, live, I couldn't help thinking of a young man I met when I first moved to New York: Denis Meacham, who'd gone to Princeton, played 12-string guitar and wrote songs.

When he stopped corresponding, he dreamed of her as "someone who was dead and could never live again".

Barcelona, knowing that they would fall behind if Chelsea scored again, could not live at peace either.

There is no reason that they could not live again peacefully together under their own State and under the protections provided by the membership of Cyprus in the European Union.

For example, suppose elephants could live again in the Arctic.

The "Big Little Lies" actress has since given fans hope that Elle Woods could live again.

For this music Puccini adapted a fifteen-year-old student exercise by his late brother, Michele, stating that in this way his brother could live again through him.