Sentence examples for live means from inspiring English sources

Going "live" means authorities can't easily delete phone footage or destroy evidence.

"To live means to fight," says Andriy Biletsky, a commander of Ukraine's Azov battalion, which leads the defence of Mariupol.

I thought I was paying $3.99 for live game feeds, Cbssports.com, but apparently live means a forty-five secondelayay in your language.

But given the pedigree of the people involved here you don't have to be the world's greatest detective, as the Caped Crusader himself is sometimes called, to deduce that Batman Live means big business.

As an ex-Marine Girl, singer in Everything But the Girl and intermittent solo artist, Thorn has enjoyed a long and successful career though her fear of performing live means she hasn't stepped on stage in 15 years.

The need to fill airtime – and particularly the need to be seen to be live – means that in the heat of the moment questionable editorial judgments can be made.

Finding a place to live meant opening a bank account.

Too many poor people "not only live meaner lives but shorter lives," he added.

Couldn't someone have woken him up and explained what "live" meant?

North of Florida Boulevard, where half of Baton Rouge's population lives, means lower income and black.

When I feel that living means Marcia and I went over the curve, This is like living under water,.