Sentence examples for elected living from inspiring English sources

I was nine years old when JFK was elected, living in a house divided.

"Miss France will be elected live by millions of television viewers," she said.

Without adjustment for life expectancy at time of last election, elected leaders lived 4.4 (95% confidence interval 2.0 to 6.6) fewer years than runners-up.

Mr. Obama is the first president since Richard M. Nixon to be elected while living in a city neighborhood, in his case, Chicago's racially and economically diverse Hyde Park.

Both of Minnesota's two U.S. Senators, Amy Klobuchar and Al Franken, were also elected while living in Minneapolis and are also Democrats.

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.

The Mayor-elect lives closer to Eagle Provisions ("Manufacturer of the World's Finest Kielbasy") than to the famously uptight Park Slope Food Co-op.

Henry de Montebello, Philippe's youngest brother, told me that although Philippe was the only one of them who married an American wife and elected to live in the United States, he has always been the "Frenchest" of the four, and Philippe talks of going back to live in France when he does retire.

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

The United States' role in the 1953 coup here that deposed the Middle East's first democratically elected government lives in memory.

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