Sentence examples for living when it from inspiring English sources

It means a certain quality of living when it comes to clothes, sex, transgression, tolerance, conversation, bohemianism.

The Ritz set the gold standard for hotel living when it first opened in an 18th-century residence on the Place Vendôme in 1898.

No matter that the hotel set the gold standard for hotel living when it first opened in an 18th-century residence on the Place Vendôme in 1898.

We feel the high cost of living when it comes to medical care.

The Pioneer Cabin Tree was reportedly still living when it came down, though another park volunteer told SFGate it was "barely alive" and that there was "one branch alive at the top" that was "very brittle".

However, all participants agreed that they changed their daily patterns of living when it became hot.

Sinclair more faithfully and enigmatically offers, " Here pity lives when it is quite dead".

That's the peril of assuming that what you're watching is live when it isn't.

Margaret Morrissey, spokeswoman for the National Confederation of Parent Teacher Associations, said: "Parents have just lost the will to live when it gets to secondary school.

Iowa is so competitive largely because it has an independent redistricting commission that is prohibited from considering where incumbents live when it draws new legislative maps.

Quotes the old curmudgeon, who was talking on the way to the restaurant, about old restaurants he used to go to, and about the neighborhood of 59th Street where he lived when it was an uptown Greenwich Village.