Sentence examples for we cohabit from inspiring English sources

Many of us aren't going to church, we don't believe, we cohabit.

We fans played our part; we cohabit easily with our contradictions.

My first novel, "Giraffe," was about the strangeness of wild animals with whom we cohabit the world.

Through it, we learn of the many others – the wondrous diversity of flora and fauna – with whom we cohabit on this planet.

Software does, tabulating and cross-indexing what we buy with who we know, and what they buy, or like, and with the other goods that are bought or liked by others who we don't know but with whom we cohabit a shared buying or liking pattern.

Maybe we got some quiet disapproval when we cohabited before marriage, but I was so cheerfully ignorant that it was practically impossible to feel bad about it.

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"I think we can cohabit nicely together," Wolf says.

We first cohabited in north Melbourne – the flat was an exposed brick warehouse conversion, six floors up.

Soon I couldn't remember how it had all started: I felt myself washed out farther and farther from the safe place we usually cohabited.

Empirically, this problem does not exist when we observe cohabiting couples' chances of marrying.