Sentence examples for living there through from inspiring English sources

Adrian Liu grew up in Hong Kong, living there through the completion of high school.

I was living in the East End in the 60s, which was probably more of a nightmare than living there through the war.

Living there through the mid-80s and 90s, Murphy made her mark when she became a regular fixture at the city's cult underground dance party The Loft.

In "Henry David's House," illustrated with impressionistic paintings by Peter Fiore, Steven Schnur excerpts and pastes together quotations from "Walden" to convey the process of Thoreau erecting his cabin and living there through the seasons.

The individuals who took part in our research ended up living there through a number of routes: some were directed from prison; many by local authorities unable to offer statutory support; others by local public services or charities; and even one by a taxi driver who knew that a bed would be available.

He's the first to earn a living there through horses the colonial Pittmans grew and cured tobacco, and Steuart's father raised cattle while commuting to a legal job in Washington, DC.

The photos are excellent – Sleep lived there through the whole period of action.

"We lived there through the war years, when it was bad.

He was born on the plains in Lakin, Kansas and lived there through the Dust Bowl and the Depression.

We lived there through Yulia Tymoshenko's defeat of Viktor Yanukovich and ascent to prime minister, and through Viktor Yanukovich's subsequent defeat of Yulia Tymoshenko and ascent to president.

This novel tells of the doomed love affair of D503 and I-330 who live there; through their story Zamyatin charts the terrifying demise of mankind's imagination alongside the death of romance.