Sentence examples for lived through in from inspiring English sources

One of the book's two highlights is the art revolution Chagall lived through in Paris.

The kind of drama you've lived through in the last month, it seems like it's beyond the norm.

It is the sort of experience that Mr. Jensen and his father lived through in the 1960s and 1970s.

Some of us lived through in other places and are still alive even with hole in stomach.

Watching and reading the news only heightened the surreality of the experience as has been the case with each week we've lived through in recent months.

Since independence, the continent has lived through, in a mere half a century, change it took Europe over two millennia to experience.

They realise that what they are living through in Europe is no longer a sudden isolated shock.

Still, a few things are clear, even today, about the changes we are living through in the world of information, entertainment and communications.

Otherwise bloggers, despite living through in an interconnected globalised world, will blog in their own disconnected worlds with insular communities being mirrored online.

Someone from one of the areas Francis patrols, who remains anonymous, tells him about the hell he's living through in a digitally disguised voice.

Kraus notes that although Chris is a woman of forty, she's having "experiences and crises that you usually live through in your late teens and early twenties".