Sentence examples for live through with from inspiring English sources

Every year we live through, with him, the agonies of a trackless winter Nobody who hasn't been through this sterile period year after year, can know what it's like.

It's a winter of despair that we live through with him.

From Ibsen we learned about the interaction of private and public, the beauty of structure and the idea of the dramatist as spokesperson: "What he lives through," Ibsen once said, "all of his countrymen live through together with him".

The "second machine age" we are living through, with its hollowing out of middle-class jobs and replacement of people through apps and automation, is bound to bring about severe dislocation.

The darkness in our minds and our social orders, literal, moral, or whatever else are still there and have to be lived through with varying degrees of awareness and sensitivity by all of us.

The real problems of the British economy are miserably low private investment, falling wages and productivity, a broken banking system and mushrooming private debt: very similar, in fact, to those that helped trigger the crisis we are still living through, with the added threat of a new deflationary spiral in the eurozone.

Given the economic calamity we're living through, with much of the problem rooted in the troubled housing market, I'll bet you're not eager to buy real estate.

What I have lived through with the girls who were with me, it is not possible.

You live through it with her, dealing with everything from parental pressure over her single status, to then first dates and moving in together.

You don't really listen to these pieces, you live through them and with them.

"They've had to live through some things with the Giants that other fans in other cities haven't had to go through," Kuiper said.