Sentence examples for expected to live out from inspiring English sources

Isabella Rivera, 86, had expected to live out a quiet, peaceful life in her golden years.

Until a few weeks ago, I expected to live out my life without adopting a firm theory of monopoly.

The wives are destined to be baffled and hurt, and crucially realise that it is they, and not their menfolk, who are expected to live out their lives in a state of denial.

But moving to this private institution, with its 165 residents of both sexes and various faiths, was something of a surprise for women who expected to live out their final years behind convent walls, in the care of younger nuns -- a sort of Social Security for the religious.

Just as humans are not expected to live out normal lives in prison, neither should dolphins in their artificial Mystic environment.

As we were intellectually ambitious girls, English majors whose relation to literature was intensely personal, it was to fiction that we looked for ways to circumvent the conventions we were expected to live out.

If we consider that the average world life expectancy is around 70 80 years old, then the average patient in the low risk group could expect to live out his/her full life expectancy after surgery.

Individuals ennobled now will expect to live out their retirement in the chamber.

In fact Reed had originally bought the land in order to build himself a retirement home, expecting to live out the rest of his days among the majestic Ozarks.

William Doyle, a former Tiger Force sergeant, said, "Nobody out there with any brains expected to live.

Unattached to husband, father or brother, the Magdalene stood out within Jesus' fellowship in a culture where women were expected to live under male protection.