Sentence examples for living going from inspiring English sources

Charly García and The Prostitution, his band, took over the stage in the heart of Times Square, pleasing followers of all generations singing old hits like "Rezo por Vos" (I Pray for You), "Cerca de La Revolución" (Close to The Revolution), "Dinosaurio" (Dinosaur) and "Yendo de la Cama al Living" (Going from Bed to the Living Room).

"Even though my household income is enough to rule me out of much of a maintenance grant, my parents are not going to be able to fund my living costs, especially with the cost of living going up so much," she says.

Is high-rise living going out of fashion or does superdense still have super-ness?

"I'm worried about the cost of living going up and up; that's what really bothers me," she said.

"When you see the cost of living going up and the cost of education going up, it's difficult to raise fees for extracurricular activities such as sports".

So we are likely to see the cost of living going up, just as wages are being squeezed and jobs lost.

Our cost of living goes up.

Living went on amid all the dying.

So why has this formerly niche way of living gone so mainstream?

With that, something living went out of theatre management and presentation.

Even in a world without reliable electricity or real coffee, life worth living goes bumbling on.