Sentence examples for not really live from inspiring English sources
A man with houses everywhere who did not really live in any of them.
US Vogue's glossy, 20-page fashion editorials, on the other hand, do not really live on the internet.
Someone had said a Clifton elementary school student did not really live there and was sneaking in from another district.
"It's live pitchers practice; it's not really live batting practice," said the right-hander Collin McHugh, who threw to Mets batters Tuesday.
She noted that the pile of refuse — "Not really live garbage, but you can smell garbage" — was topped by a jauntily upright toddler's toy car, made of yellow and pink plastic.
Q: But it's not really live, it's pre-recorded?
Maybe that still means I'm not really living anywhere.
Being in college, I'm not really living the college lifestyle.
Even though he has not really lived here since the 1960s, people have never forgotten Bob Dole.
I am not really living, it feels like a dead end.
