Sentence examples for elect to live from inspiring English sources

"In a way, it's more beautiful to want to be together, to want a man in your life, because you elect to live like that rather than because you have to".

Mr Mujica's beat-up old VW Beetle is probably one of the most famous cars in the world and his decision to forgo the luxury of the Presidential Palace is not unique - his successor, Tabare Vazquez, will also probably elect to live at home.

The businesses that make up these central, mixed-use communities are changing as much as the people who now elect to live there.

Are more students electing to live at home?

In America more than two centuries ago, believers in God elected to live under the laws of man.

David Thomson Film critic Long before the end, Ingmar Bergman elected to live on a small island off the coast of Sweden.

Photograph: Lennart Nilsson/AFP Long before the end, Ingmar Bergman elected to live on a small island off the coast of Sweden.

Rarely seen in public since at least the 1960s, Huguette Clark had elected to live since 1991 at Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan rather than at her grand homes in Manhattan, Santa Barbara, Calif., and New Canaan, Conn.

In her book, Ms. Gallagher happily recounts some important countervailing trends: more young families are electing to live in cities; fewer 17-year-olds are getting driver's licenses; people are driving fewer miles; and bike sharing is on the rise.

Even before he moved to Rossinière, he elected to live in preposterously grand, often dilapidated old houses, including the Villa Diodati, near Geneva, at one time the home of Byron, to whom Balthus absurdly claimed to be related.

The fact that Barney has the run of the White House amuses Mrs. Whitman's husband, John, who recognizes that as a relatively liberal Republican, Mrs. Whitman is unlikely to be elected to live there herself.