Sentence examples for livable with from inspiring English sources

A conference on parks and their role in making cities more livable, with discussions, tours and other events at various locations.

The federal government will furnish the lion's share of the money that is needed to make the buildings livable, with the rest coming from private developers.

But the federal government will pay $130 million of the estimated $160 million needed for renovations to make the buildings livable, with the remaining $30 million coming from private developers.

During that time, "we embarked on guerrilla warfare in order to make it livable, with very little means," Zubieta said.

Just as essential is making sure our communities are livable, with access to healthy foods and physical activity for everyone.

Our luxurious accommodations here are in what are called Compact Housing Units -- otherwise known as shipping containers, which are made amazingly livable with air conditioning, bunk beds, lockers, and nightstands.

All we wanted was a livable place with service.

Nearby was another livable space, with one room sheltered by a wood roof and a second one feebly protected with burlap.

There's also that perennial vision of a livable place with quiet museum galleries and uncrowded sidewalks, where it's easy to get a good seat at the movies.

"New York should be the most vulnerable place in the country to terrorism," said Kenneth T. Jackson, the Columbia historian, "but even here, concerns about the stock market, the possible foreclosures of private homes in the outer boroughs and the loss of jobs that pay livable wages with benefits are looming above other concerns".

Though the 35-foot-square living room could be used as a ballroom, Dorothy and Marcie Gorsline, a mother and daughter design and decorative-painting team from Bay Shore, tried to make the addition a cozy, more livable space, with family books and pictures, including a portrait of Mrs. Gorsline's mother, Sally Paxson, who recently died.