Sentence examples for could always live from inspiring English sources

He could always live on his wits, as he did by tutoring schoolchildren.

He tells her she could always live here; he could make enough money in publishing for both of them.

The reality of the graveyard is that of life, put frankly in this epitaph of 1766 to be found at Stanwick (and, surely not by chance, elsewhere):This worlds a City full of crookedStreetsDeath is the Market place where allmen meetIf life was merchandize that mencould buyThe Rich could always live and thepoor must die.Join the researchHave you, in person, recorded any noteworthy epitaph?

Stevenson built his house amid a clump of trees so he could always be watching birds; he lives in a bird blind.

Things could always be worse.

"It could always be worse.

So, that [sighs]… that affects my health, because I am always nervous, I always live with this fear that something could happen to me.

The monsters always live.

Secrets always live in fear.

We always live in an uncertain world".

I didn't always live like this.