Sentence examples for going to live rather from inspiring English sources
It's vital if the event is going to live rather than just exist.
They work to live rather than living to work.
I guess sometimes it looks that way but most sports tend to keep themselves to themselves because we're all competing at different times and different venues and because we're competing about 40km outside of Beijing we're going to be living there rather than in the village.
She said some asylum seekers were going to prison rather than living on the streets.
The biggest attention grabber in the internal Global Crossing memos released Monday by Congressional investigators is the advisory from then-Chief Executive Leo Hindery Leo Hindery to Chairman Gary Winnick Gary Winnick, which read: "Like the resplendently colored salmon going up river to spawn, at the end of our journey our niche too is going to die rather than live and prosper".
"They live there and can see that the need is going to get greater rather than diminish".
It's probably a good idea to approach your parents first, if they are still living, rather than going to other family members.
They were asked to go to the nearby hospital for follow-up but this was only to confirm that they were going to lose their pregnancy rather than to increase the chances of having a live baby.
"I always pick fresh produce here, rather than going to the supermarket," said Ms. Cavanaugh, who lives in Sag Harbor.
Mum's not going to live for ever, I would rather not see her only two or three times a year.
