Sentence examples for effectively lived from inspiring English sources

Having labeled myself homosexual and having been labeled as such by the wider world, I have effectively lived a 'gay' life for most of my years.

These horses effectively live in the Ritz Hotel all their lives.

We are past the point where gays and lesbians must effectively live in hiding.

With thousands of men away fighting, wounded or killed, this sees many women effectively living under house arrest.

These are not offenses under South African law, but Ms. Ludonga, like millions of other South Africans who live in rural areas, effectively lives in two countries at once.

That's moving the ball forward — making people more efficient with their time and able to effectively live longer lives therefore, you know, and making them happier".

Since it effectively lives with interest rate decisions made by the European Central Bank in Frankfurt, Croatia might as well sign up for full membership.

It's lonely to really effectively live your life, and anyone you can get help from or give help to, that's part of your obligation.

According to her father, she has been forced to change her identity five times and was effectively living life on the run having repeatedly had her anonymity compromised.

A lot of Londoners effectively live below-stairs, servicing the capital for the minority, the value they add measured by how inconspicuous they can make themselves.

Chris Jones Bewdley, Worcestershire Those who say that we effectively live in a one-party state will not be surprised at the success of Ukip as the "protest" party.