Sentence examples for could still live from inspiring English sources

We could still live together".

Ukip could still live on in some form, of course.

"Until now, Japanese were politically apathetic because they could still live comfortably despite the weak economy".

(According to his accountant, if all his stock and film income were lost, he could still "live comfortably" on his production royalties).

"Once you reach retirement at 60 or 65 years old, you could still live another 30 more years," Alex Wynaendts, Aegon's chief executive, said by telephone.

John Michelotti, another Greenwich hunter, said he had fared better, but could still live without the leaf blowers and suburban traffic.

As my daughter pointed out: "You could still be living with Dad".

One in seven working-age adults and children could still be living in poverty by the mid-2020s, according to a new study.

I was living in TriBeCa, which back then could still be considered living on the edge.

Only after moments of reflection -- Could I still live a normal life with one leg?

NBC again waited for a commercial to put a condensed version of Mr. Bush's comments on the air, except in Pacific time, where Mr. Bush could still be broadcast live because "Titanic" had not begun yet.