Sentence examples for to live aside from inspiring English sources

"There's this idea that she doesn't have autonomy to live aside from his lifespan," the researcher explained.

Could it really be that a community who simply wish to live aside the earthly remains of Abraham and Sara, Isaac and Rebecca, Jacob and Leah, are obstacles to peace?

Are there any foreseeable circumstances under which he would not want to live?" Aside from the bleak fact that it is almost always incurable and fatal, the truly vexing thing about dementia is that it is very difficult to predict how and when things will worsen.

I say again that, cost of living aside, you can't afford not to do this.

If I had to live anywhere else aside from Britain, it would be Symi.

I want to go to the store and write a check for food, for the electric bill, phone bills.... How much do you give a man to live in a free society?" Aside from that, he says he wants to be left alone to live a simple, ordinary life.

Don't try to live the urban life Leaving aside the decomposing bodies and vermin, human scum from latter-day Fagins to little Englanders with shotguns will tread Britain's mean streets – and you won't necessarily be able to see them coming round the corner in time to avoid them.

But really, it's about who has the right to live and who get tossed aside.