Sentence examples for lived raised from inspiring English sources

We lived, raised children, worked and slept together.

A ring once owned by Jane Austen which was sold to US singer Kelly Clarkson will stay in the UK after a museum where the author lived raised more than £150,000 to buy it.

Where was the "Harlem" of the 19th century for African Americans who were in New York City? — Posted by John Sullivan, Cochabamba, Bolivia Harlem can be interpreted in two ways: one, as a neighborhood/community where blacks lived, raised families, went to school, to church, and socialized with one another; and two, as a black cultural movement.

Conservative MP Julian Lewis said it was against the law for MPs' home addresses to be published but that releasing details about their landlords - when combined with basic postcode information - could enable people to discover where they lived, raising potential security problems.

Indeed, in modern society, where expectation of life has been prolonged and standards of living raised, the negation of death is probably felt more keenly and also more hopelessly than in any other age.

How did I live, raised by a woman who kills babies like she's scooping maggots out of a sink? .

Speaking in Beirut earlier this week, he said the crowded and unsanitary conditions in which many displaced families were now living raised the risk to children from infectious diseases such as measles and polio.

Factors cited as motivating minimum wage increases have included offsetting higher costs of living, raising standards of living, stimulating consumption, improving work ethic, and reducing wage inequality.

A lot of small-minded people out where we live raise chickens.

Larger, wealthy cities, with their higher wage rates and soaring costs of living, raise the value of people's time further still.

"Poverty is exhausting, it is hard enough to live, raise a family and then you add all of this trauma.