Sentence examples for was lives from inspiring English sources
verb
To be alive; to have life.
- He's not expected to live for more than a few months.
Brian Conaghan was lives in Dublin.
There was "Lives of a Bengal Lancer" (1935), in which Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone and the noble Sir C. looked after the Khyber Pass.
He is apparently unaware of the fact that in the very same Argentine Patagonia, just a few miles from where he was, lives a community of 70,000 Welsh people who speak their own language, retain their identity and whose settlement is set to reach its 150th anniversary, which we shall be celebrating with them next year.
Like Chekhov, Munro wanted to write a novel, but the closest she came was "Lives of Girls and Women," a collection of intertwined stories often labeled a "short story cycle".
The most commonly cited reason for declining study participation given by patients recruited in the clinic was 'Lives Too Far Away'; for patients recruited by telephone it was 'Not Interested in the Study'.
A. It was living, frankly.
Now Perpetua was living along.
