Sentence examples for live in this complex from inspiring English sources

"I meant I live in this complex, and I wanted to welcome you".

At the close of the show, you're left replaying character and dialogue, compelled to live in this complex yet parochial place long after life forces you back into the colder, darker universe outside the theatre, which some people insist upon calling the real world.

Question: The manager of our complex has just posted a sign by the laundry room that reads: "Bicycling or Skateboarding Is Prohibited by Children on Complex Grounds". Many children live in this complex and they play in the enclosed courtyard and on the lawn, or ride their bikes and skateboards around the outside of the complex.

Over the years, several generations of kings and their queens lived in this complex, with a vast retinue of officials, servants, horses and elephants.

Today, our young people need a far better grasp of technology and science simply to live in this increasingly complex and rapidly changing world inundated with data, climate changes, and revolutionary advances in medical science.

But still, is it not possible to live in the complex and meaningless world?

The fact that friends of theirs already live in the complex makes it feel even more welcoming.

Right now, he says, about 400 people live in the complex.

Q: Our homeowner association board has one director that does not live in the complex.

The images and phrases are selling a dream much bigger than property: they lead you to believe that, were you to live in this hallowed new complex, you too would be as rich, successful, stylish and adored as the people depicted on the hoardings; that your life would improve immeasurably by the grace of real estate.

Now, as he and the three friends he was apartment hunting with stood peering at the pool, Mr. Heiland, 19, pondered what life might be like if he chose to live in this off-campus complex, the Grove, when his sophomore year at the University of Missouri begins this fall.