"since I live" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate the passage of time. For example, "I've been trying to stay positive since I live alone."
Especially since I live opposite the site.
Since I live farther away, I go for phone calls and increasingly frequent visits.
She said: "I have never felt safe since, I live in a constant state of anxiety.
And since I live downtown, attending Shakespeare in the Park performances brings an added benefit.
"It's hard to tear down the homes, especially since I live in one," he said.
Since I live in our current moment, though, I rarely want to read about it.
But since I live in an apartment I find it unsuitable for me" (Female, aged 18).
Since I live in a 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-foot
Since I live alone without a television, I've gotten into the habit of listening to the radio, even before Sandy.
Since I live in Jerusalem, it would make sense to study Jerusalem Arabic, which is considered high-class.
