Sentence examples for which have lived from inspiring English sources

European bears and wolves, which have lived near humans for centuries, have acquired different diets and habits than their wilder North American cousins.

The loss would also sound a death knell for communities which have lived for millennia behind the dykes that dot the Friesland coast.

The zoo's Speedwell Foundation Conservation Carousel, which opened in 2012, is populated with endangered species, many of which have lived at the zoo or the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Front Royal, Va.

Some die after only a brief existence, like that of the mayfly, whose adult life burns out in a day, and others like that of the gnarled bristlecone pines, which have lived thousands of years.

The three sea turtles, which have lived at Sea World for more than two decades, were expected to take the next few days to get their bearings before heading west to nesting grounds in Japan.

The boxes inform the videos, which have lived on the company's website since March.

The Upper Triassic (about 225 million years ago) witnessed the appearance of several new groups of archosaurs, some of which have living descendants today.

It is that version which has lived on.

The chastushka is a popular modern folklore genre which has lived through the change of information reality.

The Johnson family, which has lived on this block since 1969, is packing up to move out.

But the Patel family, which has lived on Motley for 22 years, had put it there to keep visitors safe.