Sentence examples for live something from inspiring English sources

You need to experience something; you need to live something.

However, modern technology means Hooky can recreate the studio sound of Unknown Pleasures and Closer live – something that was just impossible in 1979 and 1980.

They were my parents' favourite comedians, which meant I spent too much of my childhood going to see them live, something you'll be hearing more about in my misery memoir, Please Mum, No More "Rock On Tommy".

The drama of the film is the drama of attempting to make a film while facing life — and of attempting to live something like a normal life while making a movie.

If it becomes impossible for me to live something like a normal life in Scotland, I could leave.' Short of Nessie packing her bags and heading south to make her fortune in the Lake District, it would be hard to imagine a more significant loss to Scotland's popular culture.

If we spend more on asthma drugs (and we have been) because we're taking asthma more seriously as a disease, and we finally have good drugs to treat it, and we want kids with asthma to live something like a normal life, how is that a bad thing?

We're living something immense.

SMITH: I lived something similar to that with my own family.

Why would they bring into their — my; our — lives something so disruptive?

In the years since its publication, the Wake has lived something of a double life.

For much of the past year, Donald Trump had lived something of a charmed political life.