Sentence examples for how I can live from inspiring English sources

"They ask me how I can live in Germany.

I'm not sure how I can live up to his long-term residency but I know I can't let him down".

The chance to explore inwardly, to understand who I am, where my limits lie and how I can live more and become more.

They ask me how I can live without papers in the U.S., when in Russia I could have a good job, close to my family.

Mr Weber, who feels it could be a home forever, said he's "cool" if his new house doesn't have a mass appeal: "It's more about how I can live simple and still be grateful".

I'm not sure how I can live up to his long-term residency but I know I can't let him down!" X Factor boss Simon Cowell said he was "absolutely delighted" that they were returning to the show.

"The wonder is how they, how you and I, can live this slimy, beastly life, eating and drinking," he wrote in "Walden".

At one point Hesione bursts out: "I am just wondering how much longer I can live in this cruel, damnable world".

How is it I can live in an area such as Sunset Park and not hear a word of English and feel right at home? "I am a first-generation American of Caribbean descent.

Despite all his us-against-them talk and bewilderment when it comes to anyone working 9 to 5 in a fluorescent-lit office (Miller seems unable to comprehend how I can enjoy living in New York City), Miller himself bucks one stereotype of rural people.

I ask how I can hear live radio coverage of the race in Dover and the woman behind the counter gives me four different stations.