Sentence examples for someone lived there from inspiring English sources

Just that someone lived there.

Do we try to protect huge tracts of land all over the world just because someone lived there?

This land is basically sitting there and costing cities and counties millions of dollars to maintain, not including the lost revenue from property taxes they could be collecting if someone lived there.

For a start, the owner of the woods they were building in was keen to have someone living there, taking care of the forest, so they didn't have to pay for the land they were building on.

"A home looks and feels much more beautiful with nice things in it, furniture and personal things, and someone living there," said Sukie Fee, founder and president of SeaCliff Realty Home Sales & Information Center in Huntington Beach.

The unit was acting on a tip from an informant who said someone living there was hiding antitank mines for an insurgents' cell.

Or, as he did with the downtown office and showroom of Casper, the online mattress seller, he carves out discrete rooms, staging them with artwork and used books from the Strand to create the impression that someone lives there.

But it might have, if one of its provisions had been law: current state law requires secure firearms storage in households with anyone under 16; the bill extends that to households where the gun owner knows that someone living there poses a risk of imminent injury to himself or others.

One building we were in, the owners were in another country, but they got this jealous rage at the idea of someone living there.

You can see what it was like in a film made by someone who lived there, Malcolm Capener, called Tiger Bay and the Rainbow Club.

The friend, whom the captain called Gene, was preparing to visit Italy and wanted advice from someone who lived there, Captain Lau recounted, and so they waited for him outside the stadium in parked cars.