Sentence examples for to live for one from inspiring English sources

Newark Mayor Cory Booker decided to live for one week on the amount a food stamps recipient would get.

I would pay a year's licence fee for him to live for one minute more.

In 2000, Mitch Maddox, a man from Texas, legally changed his name to that as he decided to live for one year year without leaving his home, buying everything he needed online and having it delivered to him.

These feelings include expressing hope about the future, expressing the need to live for one more year, expressing the acceptance of the prognosis, expressing surprise that the patient made one more Christmas, and finally enquiring about what to expect in terms of prognosis.

It's also an attempt to live (for one day) fully as beings of the next world -- ones who neither eat nor drink nor engage in other purely physical activities.

So Queenie unfurls the story of her friendship with the pilot, Maddie, interspersed with enough information about codes and airports to live for one more day, and another, and another.

He wants us to live for America, as one nation, and together profess the American Creed of self evident truths.

I think it's a reaction to all the feces-throwing, public masturbation, and the general lack of hygiene typical of men who have nothing to live for ― the ones I'm surrounded by 24/7.

Eventually I rolled my way through all the boroughs except Staten Island, stopping to live for a while in one place or another.

American orchestral players might have to live for a month in one-room Danish cottages to enter fully into the spirit of Nielsen's music.

It hits us where we live, for one thing.