Sentence examples for officially lives from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Cianfarani, Ms. Yourous officially lives in Southwick.

Although he officially lives in Glasgow with his boyfriend, he spends most of his time travelling — to Belfast, Belgrade, Bogotá, Baghdad — and making elaborate videos with the locals.

Talking to the Chelsea Pensioners, one mentions that they are officially "living in independent retirement".

"We now officially live in the era of guerrilla activism," wrote Kevin Drum of Mother Jones after O'Keefe's NPR ploy.

"New York State is officially living paycheck to paycheck," said Thomas P. DiNapoli, the state comptroller, whose responsibilities include managing New York's finances.

Meanwhile, beneath the political battleground, the presence in the United States of 42.6 million people officially living in poverty — no matter that they have access to a trickle of consumer goods — must be recognized as a powder keg.

Today, fewer than 20 people officially live in the CKGR, though more have probably sneaked back in after pocketing their compensation or shuttle between park and resettlement villages.A young man, who is unsure of his age but thinks he is about 30, does not miss his former life.

Although Mr Menem has brought economic stability and several years of continuous economic growth, little prosperity has reached his country's poor.La Matanza, over half of whose people officially live in poverty, once formed part of the capital's industrial belt.

We are officially living in the future.

DoorDash is officially live in all 50 states.

In 2000, African countries had on average 2.3 % of their citizens officially living abroad, down from 2.8%% in 1960.