Sentence examples for live anticipated from inspiring English sources

His book "The Will to Live" anticipated by almost 50 years the now-accepted explanation for the number of centenarians among us and may explain why Hutschnecker, who lived to be 102, was among the oldest of those you profiled in your annual tribute issue.

In Truman's 1955 Memoirs, "he states that the atomic bomb probably saved half a million U.S. lives— anticipated casualties in an Allied invasion of Japan planned for November.

There is evidence that dying patients can willfully extend their lives long enough to experience anticipated momentous events.

Today's world is full of well-designed UIs that are remarkably good at simplifying our lives, anticipating our needs and allowing us to focus on what is important.

You'll be glad to know our Go Live is going live as anticipated.

In an early-morning homily in the Vatican hostel where he lives, he anticipated traditionalists' objections, saying, "Not just Catholics.

The spokesperson added that the MoD was also "trying to understand the world in which we live and anticipate the world in which we will live" and that to do so "it now needs to incorporate an understanding of events in cyberspace and how they might unfold".

The Center for Ecoliteracy, for example, advances education for sustainable living that helps young people to better understand the principles of living systems; anticipate unintended consequences (such as accidents, which, thanks to the 2010 BP oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, many of us now think about); and make invisible connections visible.

Martin Cross told 5 live he anticipated one medal of each colour from canoe sprint, particularly the 200m distances, despite ruling out a successful defence of Tim Brabants' K1 1000m title - then added a silver for David Florence in canoe slalom.

We call this longevity risk -- the risk we all live longer than anticipated.

But many of the US policyholders continued to live longer than anticipated.