Sentence examples for while lived from inspiring English sources

His brother Leo Gillis is a Buckminster Fuller enthusiast who for a while lived in Detroit's only geodesic dome.

If you were young, musical and British in the 1960s, rock 'n' roll was an irresistible career path, and Mr. Baker certainly, at least for a while, lived out the rock star legend to its fullest.

Here too, for a while, lived Abū al-Ṭayyib al-Mutanabbī (died 965), who is in the mainstream of classical qaṣīdah writers but who surpasses them all in the extravagance of what has been called his "reckless audacity of imagination".

Late in his life, Dee was appointed Warden of Manchester Collegiate Church (now Manchester Cathedral) and, for a while, lived in the building that, today, is Chetham's Library, the oldest public library in the English-speaking world.

More likely it will go to join the collections of the non-doms, the transient but passionate collectors of the global art world who, for a while, lived in London, but have now been encouraged to move on to Jersey or Geneva, the tax havens that are more hospitable to global wealth.

She had two children with him and for a while lived happily in Hertfordshire, but was goaded into returning to the theatre by fear of the bailiffs and by a family friend (and playwright) who jumped a hedge while hunting to find Ellen stuck in a narrow lane with a broken wheel on her pony-trap: "Come back to the stage".

And more prominent philanthropists have been outspoken advocates of giving while living.

We had two children while living there.

Frank came out while living in New York City.

While living there, I never looked back.

while living in advance of the millennium.