Sentence examples for pleasant to live in from inspiring English sources

"It's the projects," the woman said, but the neighborhood can also be "pleasant to live in".

The trends that are making city centres more pleasant to live in seem set to continue.

On the other hand, what other region with such a turbulent history is now so pleasant to live in?

But it can't be pleasant to live in a country whose elite have no regular use for us.

On the contrary, it remains rich, stable and, for the overwhelming majority of its people, very pleasant to live in.

"We miss Laos, of course, and I have a brother who says it is pleasant to live in Omaha," said Ly May Ha, 50, Ly Dao Ly's wife.

It is very pleasant to live here in our beautiful world.

Rapid improvements to some of the more bedraggled cities of northern England have undoubtedly made them much more pleasant places to live in.

At best, it will mean that Hong Kong becomes a less free, less pleasant place to live in, and that the climate for business gradually deteriorates.

In other words, small changes to our level of income inequality would make the public purse richer, individuals healthier and the UK a more pleasant society to live in.

· While talk of people living in domes "a bit like the ones at the Eden project" is all very well, no one has yet succeeded in designing a shelter (or even a way to build a one) that would be safe from being punctured by asteroids while allowing enough light in to remain pleasant enough to live in (and grow plants).