Sentence examples for lives were to from inspiring English sources

But both his inner and outer lives were to reach a crisis.

"My students were very surprised at how similar Kenyans' lives were to ours," says Liardet. "They thought men wore dresses and were surprised to see them in jeans.

If their short lives were to end I wanted them to be happy watching a funny movie, not to experience the terror I felt.

She writes, "Mary Shelley's objectives in the Italian Lives were to gather what had been said by these authors and about them and to infuse the work with her own judgements on their interest and credibility".

The crew members on the fore-mast initially reached an agreement with the Malagasy: the crew's lives were to be spared on condition that they sailed the Meermin back to Madagascar; but this truce broke down, as a result of which most of those crew members were also killed, and all were thrown overboard.

I was already en route to becoming political when I realised how foreign our lives were to those in positions of power in our country, and that people at private school were being moulded into power-wielders; Fettes alone produced two Prime Ministers, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

Yet merely to sketch their lives is to introduce complications.

The real work of our lives is to become aware.

To live is to drink.

To live is to be slowly born".

To live is to suffer, we accept that.