Sentence examples for lived put from inspiring English sources

But the society in which the Emperor lived put great store in ceremonials and customs, and the Emperor had discarded much of the symbolism and aura with which the Imperial system was imbued.

While it is possible the women took off of their own accord or met their tragic ends as a result of drug overdoses, there is no mistaking that the lives most of them lived put them in danger every single day.

If it clutters up the room, and doesn't have a standard place to live, put it in a sorting pile.

"And, yes, crimes will go unpunished and innocent lives will be put at risk".

Prominent Corbyn supporters are aggressively grilled and their own political and private lives put in question.

"So people not treated soon enough are having their lives put at risk".

She said this meant "crimes will go unpunished and innocent lives put at risk".

They sacrifice families, their freedom, risk their lives, put their careers on hold but rarely to any fanfares.

Tommy Tallarico and Jack Wall, the video-game music composers who created and direct "Video Games Live," put on a captivating, proudly bombastic show.

Those hijacked passengers aboard Pelham One Two Three plunked metal tokens into slots for the privilege of having their lives put on the line.

People in remote communities in the Yorkshire Dales could have their lives put at risk by roadworks ahead of the Tour De France, it has been claimed.