Sentence examples for plans to live on the from inspiring English sources

He said he plans to live on the average  Indian's income one day a week for the rest of his life.

She plans to live on the top floor of a 400-unit student apartment tower, with a sweeping view of San Francisco.

While Fay completes his database, he plans to live on the streets of Washington, moving camp each night and foraging for food.

Mr. Zipkin, who plans to live on the farm for another two years or more, said he was selling the land because "at 88, I can't lift, push and pull".

He has moved from job to job and has no pension but planned to live on savings when he retired.

Samantha planned to live on the streets for several weeks, until her eighteenth birthday.

She and her husband-to-be Morgan Carter, a former WVON-AM radio host and newspaper publisher, planned to live on the first floor and convert the second into rental property.

I had never planned to live on the Upper West Side, but after a few weeks I couldn't imagine living anywhere else, and I began, in my manner, to make a religion out of my neighborhood.

He planned to live on the run for some time, but three days later the police found him at his mother's house and took him into custody.

But a nation, like a family, hopes and plans to live on.

An attorney, who required a $6,000 retainer before giving any advice, drew up graphs explaining how my parents' savings, the money my 67-year-old mother had planned to live on for the rest of her life, would be rapidly whittled down until it hit what the government considered an allowance low enough for them to take over.