"miserable lives" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The people living in the slums of the city had miserable lives."
The miserable lives of thousands of our readers demanded it.
Ravsberg cautioned his reporters not to overemphasize the scavengers' miserable lives.
In 2011, Mr. Copeland, by then retired, began reading about Amerasians' miserable lives in Vietnam.
The animals "have miserable lives dancing to our tune," he said.
"Dear Jesus, I don't know why everyone has to have such miserable lives," exclaims Gleeson.
You see these people go on Jeremy Kyle and carry on their miserable lives as if the cameras weren't there.
At this former French plantation, 600 slaves eked out miserable lives to help create what was France's richest colony.
Some tell of the harsh working conditions and miserable lives endured by this growing urban working class misery.
Many people with severe depression go untreated, and have barren, miserable lives because of it, while others commit suicide.
He urges others to do the same: "Most of the meat we eat comes from industrially farmed animals who lead miserable lives and are fed on inappropriate diets".
"Villagers will move to the city with their cash compensations, the money will run out, and they will end up leading miserable lives in the slums".
