Sentence examples for to live precisely from inspiring English sources

THAT the freedom gained by swapping home for university results in alcohol-fuelled mayhem is nothing new Oxford, Cambridge and Paris were, in the Middle Ages, considered dangerous places to live precisely because they contained so many rowdy students but the advent of freshers' or student orientation weeks has certainly distilled the phenomenon.

Indeed, [Port] would have found it difficult to tell, among the many places he had lived, precisely where it was he had felt most at home.

He said he lived precisely as he desired on about $300 a week from his hospital job.

This is no surprise, because 58% of the population living < 20.0 km from the sea lived precisely in the town of Kotka.

For instance, Greta and Graham would have chosen to live on this street precisely because of its mixture of renovated houses with derelict ones.

If all of those who wish to live in a city precisely because it is a city are already there, then it's time to expand the net and attract those who are perhaps less willing to tolerate the challenges and rites of urban life.

There is something oddly reassuring about the fact that Steve Reich lives in precisely the kind of house you might expect Steve Reich to live in.

He said: "We also published our Maniffesto Byw [Living Manifesto], which was precisely a set of positive recommendations, the kind of policies we feel are necessary in order to resolve that crisis to see people being able to live in Welsh.

All those sorts of games are about allowing people to explore external expressions of their fantasy lives, precisely because the settings are so outlandish.

The number on the separation agreement was one neither of them would have chosen, but one both of them could live with, precisely because they did choose it.

As a resident of Tarrytown, a suburban village 25 miles north of Manhattan, I live in precisely the sort of Norman Rocommunitype community where cocooning should be the modus vivendi.