Sentence examples for going to live outside from inspiring English sources
"I'm not going to live outside the law, with them in charge," he said.
The fact is that there are still people who are going to live outside of highly congested areas.
"If anybody had told me I was going to live outside of New York City, I would have thought they were out of their minds," she said.
Thanks to Lorenzo he was appointed to the Florentine chair of Latin and Greek (autumn 1480) but was not readmitted to the Medici household and went to live outside of Florence.
What Cameron wanted: Before the negotiations got serious, Cameron wanted to stop all payments of child benefit going to children living outside the UK, whose parents are working in the UK.
Luckier refugees went to relatives living outside the neighborhood.
Most Ferraris, he acknowledged, went to Finns living outside the country, to avoid the taxes.
"We're going to start outside in.
UPDATE: A Prince George's County spokesperson tells The Huffington Post the dogs will be going to live with family, outside of the county, in an area without breed specific legislation. .
