Sentence examples for term lives from inspiring English sources

If President Fox's six-year term lives up to its promise, Mexicans can start taking pride in their nation's present reality, instead of having to seek comfort in its future potential.

I like the term "live screenings".

The very term "living out" suggests a posture of passivity, of entertaining oneself alone while waiting for the inevitable.

It's an evolving totality that keeps London quick in all the meanings of that term: live, glowing, swift.

But in the long term, living up to their responsibilities transforms not only their morals but their fortunes.

The Iroquois False Face mask, for example, must be carved from the trunk of a living tree hence the term live mask.

Howard Zinn was the embodiment of the term "living legend," and his effect on how we see and teach history is immeasurable.

In 16 countries where data is available over the past decade, the average experience of what researchers term "lived poverty" has hardly changed, the report adds.

All the women were caucasian, non-obese, with a singleton pregnancy and delivered term live born infants.

Hence the term "living in a fantasy".

Okay, so we're using the term living kind of loosely.