Sentence examples for live educate from inspiring English sources

His ambition was to find a cheap place to live, educate himself through reading and become a writer.

How can tech save lives, educate and light homes, in communities where schools and energy suppliers are failing?

The justification for the cost of museums and preserving our cultural legacy is in the power of works of art to enhance our lives, educate us and move us.

Rey's roommates had, after all, chosen to attend a women's college in order to live and be educated in the company of other women.

To be sure, its implementation in Bradford and elsewhere has sometimes been warped by racism, but in general it has tried to enable Britain's ethnic minorities to live and be educated as they like.

In other words: live small, educate big.

These identities may be categorized as the BDs who live in, educate their children there and are assimilated into the historically white suburb culture and those who are inextricably enmeshed in the townships.

All fathers and mothers, in all societies, want their children to be educated and live free from poverty and violence.

Cleland and Jejeebhoy [49] also report lower fertility rates amongst women with little or no education but living in educated communities, compared to similarly educated women living in communities with lower overall education.

The challenge of the African feminist is to teach men how to accept and live with educated and so called liberated African women.

In the upstart suburb of Gurgaon, where I live, my educated, upwardly mobile, rich neighbours sent their pet dogs outside with their servants to defecate and refuse to clean up the mess.