Sentence examples for may live with from inspiring English sources
By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, May 2 , 1931 P. 19The former King and Queen of Spain may live with her mother at Kensington Palace, London.-News Item.
But those seconds may live with you forever.
If he gets better he may live with a friend in the country.
The former King and Queen of Spain may live with her mother at Kensington Palace, London.-News Item.
Even if you aren't worried about thieves getting into your files, consider the children who may live with you.
In the future, robots may live with users as long-term companions, thus it is important that some sort of attachment relationship develop between humans and agents.
Mr May lived with his terrier-cross dog Polly and was a keen member of the Hemsby short mat bowls club.
Nowadays, elderly parents may live together with either adult daughters or adult sons, showing a diversity of living forms.
A person may live alone with few social contacts and not feel lonely.
If a cancer is still lethal despite detection through screening, the affected individual may live longer with the diagnosis of cancer but not longer altogether (lead-time bias).
Patients may live alone or with others, with or without an in-home caregiver.
