Sentence examples for living something from inspiring English sources
We're living something immense.
"When we were young, I did not realize that we were living something, and now I realize it was history".
She loved that he was living something akin to a normal life, celebrating his 51st birthday with a vanilla sheet cake in his new home.
Ten years on, we were living something almost harder to describe, something less dramatic, something so common people hardly ever talked about it.
They described how they had to travel between two worlds, and make sense of their parents' different beliefs and ways of living, something their parents were no longer required to do.
When I spoke with Nordhaus, he characterized the manifesto as "an alternative framework for protecting the environment that is consistent with a world of nine billion people living something that looks like modern lives".
You need to experience something; you need to live something.
SMITH: I lived something similar to that with my own family.
Why would they bring into their — my; our — lives something so disruptive?
In the years since its publication, the Wake has lived something of a double life.
For much of the past year, Donald Trump had lived something of a charmed political life.
