Sentence examples for were to live with from inspiring English sources
It's best if Lindsay were to live with a sober living companion, or in a sober living facility upon release from rehab," a source told RadarOnline.
If Juliet were to live with him, the fact of Penelope would never surface Penelope would not exist.
We were to live with family friends who had four children roughly the same ages as the four of us.
If we were to live with the idea of bugs in production we needed to look at ways of finding and fixing them quickly (or rolling back).
Inclusion criteria for the parents were to live with the adolescent.
That is to live with books.
Women who have lived with severe depression know how hard it is to live with".
We feel, with an unusually sharp edge, how impossible this woman could be to live with.
"My problem is to live with it, and to keep it alive".
"To come here every day is to live with a constant feeling of alienation.
I've since assisted her and been to live with her in Amsterdam.
