Sentence examples for which is lived from inspiring English sources

Race, which is lived at close quarters in New York, ends up being a parallel and more divisive experience in Lost Angeles.

Talks on the future of Kosovo will continue, and are more than likely to end in independence for Serbia's southern province, which is lived in mostly by ethnic Albanians.

Meanwhile, an equivalent necklace is worth no more that $3 million or $4 million, according to Ronald, 60, who has taken over the business and is selling the land along with a 16-room house, which is lived in only occasionally these days, and outbuildings.

The same goes for Japan, which is living on borrowed time and borrowed money.

I'm reading a thriller, which is living up to its name.

I have a job, which is living at the limits, expanding my mind.

Don't be trapped by dogma – which is living with the results of other people's thinking.

It helps that she has the room -- some 10,000 square feet, two-thirds of which is living space.

"Whenever I get too wrapped up in my baseball world, Ben makes it very easy to get back to what's important, which is living in the moment".

There's the main vehicle, which tows the trailer, which is living, work and lab space, and that includes bathrooms -- eco-friendly bathrooms by the way.

NUJ national organiser Laura Davison said: "It's Gannett which is living in a dream if they think everything is awesome at Newsquest.