Sentence examples for which lives from inspiring English sources

Nor could the church, which lives on.

halophile -- Organism which lives in areas of high salt concentration.

For creatures like the black stilt, which lives in such places, it may be too late.

The goldfinch, which lives among thorns, symbolises the Passion and Christ's forthcoming violent death.

Or consider an even smaller animal, which lives unnoticed among the hairs of our private regions.

The shark, which lives only 300 metres down, has since been caught alive on several occasions.

What mattered, he said, were "the little dyings" by which lives are diminished.

"There's 'world money,' which lives in houses that start at $20 million.

Lower prices will temper the ambitions of Russia, which lives on its oil and gas revenues.

Halomonas maura is a moderately halophilic bacterium which lives in saline soils and synthesises an exopolysaccharide known as mauran.

She then moves to another new feature: "At a glance", which lives on the homescreen.