Sentence examples for lived toward from inspiring English sources
The painter, Huang Daozhou, lived toward the end of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644).
Records indicate that she was fairly well off, since she lived toward the top of the hill.
THE image came to Jerry Rosembert as he and his father wandered the dust-clouded streets downtown, where they lived, toward the Champs de Mars.
The article and a picture caption in some editions rendered incorrectly the name of the place Day lived toward the end of her life.
The researchers said it would probably be an exaggeration to suggest that the much larger T.rex, which lived toward the end of the age of dinosaurs, 65 million years ago, also was covered in feathers.
Troodons lived toward the end of the dinosaurs' reign.
Because the house sits on a busy road, the owners have oriented living toward the backyard.
The family lives toward a future that has left the issue of race behind; it tries to live as if.
Les Winograd, public relations coordinator for Subway, said most of the employees live toward New Haven, meaning that they couldn't easily get back on the highway after work.
I speculate that human beings' — not just Americans' — attitudes toward where they live, toward their pieces of ground, their houses, their previous residences and future ones, are part of their feelings about being alive.
If, from an objective point of view, one's own values and the values of one's society have no special standing, then an attitude of "live and let live" toward other people's values seems appropriate.
