Sentence examples for it often lives from inspiring English sources
Late-night radio might start off shouty or clever or crass, but it often lives most vividly on the threshold of our consciousness, looping in and out of our minds, a living dream.
It often lives in urban areas and results in 250 cases a year in Australia that require antivenom, the Australian Museum notes.
The glee club should worship Stephen King and not Sondheim, admit the existence of evil, and that it often lives in middle and high schools, which Buffy knew when she was slaying her vampires.
His songs unfold at the speed of life as it's often lived — slow, meandering, often unremarkable.
"In France it's often living next to lavender," Ms. Kamali said, "so there are some olive oils that have a lavender scent".
These patients, it was said, often lived far longer than expected.
Life is not black and white and it is most often lived in the fuzzy grey area in between.
The orchid rarely interbreeds with its closely related Platanthera cousins, which often live alongside it in the same bog.
They often live underground – get it?
It is true that chaotic families often live in poverty.
Wild study organisms often live in places where it is inconvenient, dangerous or impossible to travel.
