Sentence examples for its lives from inspiring English sources

With the hound as social lubricant, I would immerse myself in the quotidian rhythms and stutter-steps of the block, watching its lives intersect or sometimes — it's a neighborly block, but this is New York City, after all — float by one another without acknowledgment.

JUSTICE ANTONIN SCALIA -- I mean you can put it that way, but society always -- in a lot of its lives -- makes these moral judgments.

Oxford University Press has its Lives and Legacies series, the most recent being "Roger Williams," by Edwin S. Gaustad.

Also, throughout September, the Ravenglass and Eskdale area in the western Lake District celebrates a history dating to Roman times, with its Lives in the Landscape event, including guided walks, reenactments and electric bike tours.

It is a nation with its own semi-permanent citizenry, of interstate truckers and intrastate commuters, a population that orders its lives and its livelihood almost exclusively around one span of asphalt.

In 1998, Madeleine Albright spoke of "one of the major reasons to push back on Saddam," and in May of this year, Colin Powell said, "I have to push back a little when you say America is not willing to give its lives".

If something goes wrong, it proves its live".

It lives in its gleaming dances.

It makes part of its living from fees on those funds.

When its live, we'll profile it.

One aspect of its "live" nature is that it is in constant flux.