Sentence examples for to live behind from inspiring English sources
If you are forced to live behind walls, you petrify.
What they're asking is if you'd want to live behind a fence and be occupied.
They will still be forced to live behind the high steel fences, under guard.
But a new survey commissioned by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) says that two-thirds of young people would like to live behind such bars.
Turks retort that Greek atrocities in the 1960s gave them good them reason to live behind high walls.Changing the musicNow these well-rehearsed tunes will have to change.
Just ask people who used to live behind the Iron Curtain, where I spent a good part of my life as a student and a reporter.
But using a military term, Rick's group is used to living "behind enemy lines," not only from on-going encounters with the walkers, but also by encountering depraved humanity.
The 7/11 convenience store I live behind used to be where I would get a Slurpee at odd hours of the night.
The fear of failure haunted him in a way that no white child could understand, or black parents either, accustomed to living behind the walls of segregation that were now falling down.
The head office of a supermarket chain has moved from London to Leeds, which gives some of the characters the chance to leave messy lives behind and start again.
His teams of administrators have had to live in isolation behind razor wire and machine-gun positions at Mr. Hussein's Republican Palace.
