Sentence examples for lived a further from inspiring English sources

Richard was restored to health, married the recovery-room nurse, and lived a further eight years.

Elizabeth lived a further seven years, but was said to be so grief-stricken she barely left the house.

Asser lived a further fifteen or sixteen years and Alfred a further six, but no events after 893 are recorded.

For someone living a further 30 years, an extra £71 a year adds up to more than £2,000.

Campana beat the odds to live a further 20 years, buoyed by his drive for the project.

Current UK government data suggests a 65-year-old male can expect to live a further 18.2 years, but also has a 26% chance of living to 90.

Women of 85 could expect to live a further six years and 42 weeks, two and a half months fewer than their counterparts of that age two years ago.

Sixty-five-year-old men in Kensington and Chelsea can expect to live a further 23 years, while those in Glasgow only another 14 years".

Women who make it to 65 may expect to live a further 21 years, also a rise of 0.3 years on 2013, and then another 13 years at 75, seven years at 85, and three years at age 95.

Double Lives A further problem in identifying and getting help for high-functioning alcoholics is that they often do not meet the criteria for alcohol abuse described in the psychiatric diagnostic manual.

In 1960 British males who reached the retirement age of 65 could expect to live a further 12 years; now it is almost 19 (and 21 years for females).