Sentence examples for reading living from inspiring English sources

But after reading "Living Free," which is chock full of original insights and profound observations, as well as considering the merits of the triangle, I came to regard Trask's books and "Triangle" as a sturdy tool set for building a life.

A description card accompanying the piece – its only explanation – reads: "Living artist, glass, steel, mattress, pillow, linen, water and spectacles".

Still, we received an envelope in the mail with a newspaper clipping that read, "Living next to a barking dog is like living next to a jackhammer".

Lane wanted to direct his attention to the front page of ESPN.com, which read, "Living the Nightmare" — the perfect foil to the Players Club slogan.

France leads the way, with its hit supernatural series Les Revenants, while ghost writer Marc Levy is now the most read living French writer in the world.

I can still remember the incredulous pleasure with which I read Living in a battered library edition about 30 years ago.

Everything became clearer when it unfurled fully to read: "LIVING WAGE FOR ALL".

"All eight glowing species," we read, live within "three adjacent counties".

Mr. Read lived much of his life in almost unimaginable proximity to death.

A front-page headline read, "Live in dignity under the shadow of the flag".

In "Snowpony," these ineffable phrases jar against Bruce Andrews's stridently nonsensical language poetry, read live.