Sentence examples for making him live from inspiring English sources

"I feel I'm making him live again.

LeBaron said releasing Megrahi but making him live in Scotland "would mitigate a number of strong concerns we have expressed with regards to Megrahi's release".

He added: "President Zuma should pay back every rand of public money improperly spent on making him live like the monarchy he fancies himself to be, which is out of kilter with the behaviour expected to the head of government in a constitutional democracy accountable to the public".

The woman told deputies that Spurling had become irate for "making him live in the county" and "being bored since there is no place for him to walk".

Writing made him live differently.

Throughout history, man's dependence on water has made him live near it or organise access to it.

His redoubtable wife made him live, arguing for starched shirts in the future.

It has prompted Mr Hun Sen to bare his teeth, warning Mr Sam Rainsy that if he "does not let me live comfortably…I have forces that can fight back, that will make him live not comfortably either".

Together with his cousin Dudley they wish that he didn't exist at all and make him live in the cupboard under the stairs.

He seems to focus closer, closer, closer to the thing that makes him live in a way that is impossible not to feel as a viewer".

The elegy closes thus: Today I know it's hopeless to try to clothe a man in words, make him live again on the written page, especially a man like Sandro.