Sentence examples for lives watching from inspiring English sources

"My wife likes to say that most men spend their lives watching women cook," Smith says.

All over the city, less depressed or entirely undepressed people were leading their ordinary lives, watching TV or blogging or having a late dinner.

"People here have spent their lives watching bad film and television about New Orleans," he said in an interview, referring to Dennis Quaid's attempt at a Cajun accent in the 1987 movie "The Big Easy".

Written by Joshua Conkel, and featuring songs by Matt Marks, the production, at the Bushwick Starr, still retains the scrappy, free-for-all vibe of a late-night diversion cooked up by folks who have spent whole days of their lives watching camp horror flicks, notably "Eyes of Laura Mars," in which Faye Dunaway memorably portrayed a fashion photographer beset by eerie visions of murder.

Millions of us spend a good part of our lives watching and reading about actors, politicians, sports figures, singers and the rest.

I get it; you've spent your lives watching trusted institutions fail, from the Lewinsky scandal to clerical sexual abuse, from Enron to Bear Stearns, from Rathergate to Russiagate.

"They live watching men beat their mothers up every day.

I get to re-live watching Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck.

'It's just live watching Brazil' come the chants from the Barnsley fans.

We have to go to where they live, watch football and work".

"The people on 'Grease: Live!' watched what we had done and made it their own.