Sentence examples for live in the second from inspiring English sources
Prepare to live!"—in the Second Symphony is copied note for note from the chorus "Au pécheur, Dieu," in Act V, in which the Christians pray for the Jews to be pardoned for their sins.
We live in the second gilded age.
The family live in the second poorest area in the city, with the fourth highest child poverty rate.
But just because, say, I wrote a book about the second world war doesn't mean that it will become my life's work and that I'm going to live in the second world war for decades.
Eleven years after the collapse of Communism and the personality cult of Nicolae Ceausescu, they live in the second biggest country in eastern Europe after Poland, but are virtually last in line to join the European Union.
The seven other partners live in the second house, which is divided into two wings, which are separated by a dog trot, an idea that originated in the South as a roofed passageway to lead dogs and horses from one side of the house to the other.
His parents still live in the Sixth.
Rita and Rogelio live in the third house they have built.
The immediate point was clear: America was a good place to live in the eighteenth century.
He said, "I told my wife we live in the Third World.
"Plenty of people live in the first half of their lives," she said.
