Sentence examples for technically lived from inspiring English sources

A public relations executive chatted up another fellow's girlfriend on the question of where she "technically lived".

Grandma Pete is by no means the only character in these stories to lay stubborn claim to lives she has not technically lived herself.

The final couple technically lived in Manatee County, the county north of Sarasota County; but this couple lived just north of the Sarasota County border, and was located in an area that is part of the metropolitan Sarasota area.

No. Do I want to avoid the events of 9/11 because I am a New Yorker who technically lived through it?

Because the Carrs technically live in Granby, Granby firefighters responded to their 911 call.

Most student-athletes technically live in poverty, because their scholarships do not cover the cost of living beyond room and board and the NCAA bars them from signing independent endorsement or licensing deals.

"We Hong Kongers like to think that we're separate, but we have to sometimes remind ourselves that we're technically living in China and flying the Communist flag," Mr. Wong said.

She pointed out, though, that scientists are understanding it better and better, and so if a computer was one day able to recreate all the synapses of the brain then it would be feasible that we could technically live 'inside a machine'.

However, none of the above should affect the individual's right to celebrate their body, any more than we would tell smokers they have no "right" to wear a bikini because they don't technically live what is deemed to be a "healthy" lifestyle.

Sure you could technically live without them, but would you want to?

Confusingly, earning the National Living Wage of £7.20 still means you're technically living in poverty.