Sentence examples for has always resided from inspiring English sources

Rather, their allure has always resided more in their beauty and symbolism.

The vast majority of the population of this agrarian society has always resided in rural areas and supported itself directly or indirectly by the tilling of the soil.

This borderland territory between unlikely truths and likely falsehoods is where William Gibson's fiction has always resided, since his first novel, "Neuromancer," was published in 1984.

And it is in that huge and genuine capacity for amusement that a part of the magic of his paintings has always resided.

For now, at least, the president appears to have succeeded in emphasizing that, in Russia, power has always resided in the Kremlin.

Former party leader Michael Howard said the amendment "would be to confer upon parliament a negotiation power which has always resided in the hands of the executive in our country".

Shirley McCarthy was born in the UK and had always resided in the country, but applied to become an Irish national with her Irish ancestry.

To hold off Henman Sunday and outlast the gallant Rafter by 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 2-6, 9-7, the hard-serving Croat had to tune out the partisan voices of England, Australia and those nasty doubters who have always resided inside his head.

In all likelihood, Becker and Fagen are delighted to have finally left their youth, and their early chart success, behind them: they can now give free rein to the crabby East Coast intellectuals who have always resided within...

In all likelihood, Becker and Fagen are delighted to have finally left their youth, and their early chart success, behind them: they can now give free rein to the crabby East Coast intellectuals who have always resided within..

Young-Bey, an assistant manager at Walmart, said she and her son have lived with various family members over the years, but insists they have always resided in the District.