Sentence examples for live taking from inspiring English sources

Yes, they were there in the trenches, but rats live where humans live, taking advantage of the shelter humans create, and the food they leave behind.

It wasn't as if he'd been content to live the way his parents had expected him to live, taking over their decent farm.

Others occur when incoming residents fail to fully understand or adjust to the restrictions under which they must live, taking actions such as installing a different kind of window or refusing to carpet their floors despite posted rules.

I'm here live taking notes.

It means a strong desire to live taking the form of readiness to die.

As Seth Borenstein of AP reported, Egan and Mullin created a weather preference index that looked at where people choose to live, taking employment and other factors into account.

"In radio, we called the short live takes >actualities.

She hardens like a clogged artery as her drive to live takes over.

If you get the chance to see them live, take it.

Des Rocs' Let me Live takes full advantage of the newfound soundstage.

If you have the opportunity to listen to Brian Solis live, take the chance.