Sentence examples for live unable from inspiring English sources

Its slogan of "living in the moment" is equally apposite, as that's where we live, unable to remember what happened last, what comes next.

In November 1933 Mandelshtam produced a searing epigram on Stalin which he subsequently read to many of his friends ("We live unable to sense the country under our feet").

"With BBC Radio 5 Live unable to provide a full sports service because of its news commitments and TalkSport being remarkably similar to the line-up we launched with 15 years ago, we believe there's now a market for a new generation of listeners, talent and advertisers".

Before details of the episode's plot were confirmed, Turner hoped that she would not be involved in it, deeming herself "awful" at performing live, unable to even deliver speeches.

The film also became central to the showbiz legend of the Elizabeth Taylor-Richard Burton relationship because of the perception that the marriage of their characters George and Martha – unable to live together, unable to live without each other, full of drink-fuelled fury – reflected their own dynamics.

A period of convalescence is usually required following surgery, during which patients may experience pain, have decreased mobility and generally be unable to live their normal lives.

Over 30,000 people live here, unable to work and with little access to food.

Humans seem to be unable to live without some concept of time.

The impression forms of a man who would be unable to live with himself if he played reactive football.

Many have criticised her calls as being ill-thought through, pointing out that British people would therefore be unable to live abroad when they retire.

Both have seen good friends take their lives, unable to cope with fame: Lanegan lost Kurt Cobain in 1994; in 2003 Dulli lost Elliot Smith.