Sentence examples for while she lived through from inspiring English sources

While "she lived through the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in New York," she did so in the sense of living through that experience, which included the death of her friend Robert Mapplethorpe; she did not physically live in New York.

She lived through poverty and war.

She lived through the 1999 cyclone too.

Or why she lived through it?

And while she lives on through BBC mini-series', Bridget Jones' baddies and even video games (oh the travesty!) for true fans of her work, there is no substitute for Austen's original inkings.

"I've been through worse," she added, explaining that she had lived through three hurricanes while living in North Carolina and had also successfully battled cancer.

"While alive, she lived".

And while we lived through a series of wildfire scares, some not so far away from Laurel Canyon, when the Big Ones came this year, we were safely across the country, under a leafy canopy of East Coast suburbia, pungent with autumn vapors.

And while I lived through this process, especially the last two years, one year, six months, two, three months, I know the truth.

Bob: She's always had a good temper and been able to bear a grudge for a while, but in retrospect, having lived through that she has been more willing to express her anger and get stuff over with now when little things or big things come up.

Those who follow such things may remember Rep. Friend as the person who defended his opposition to abortions in the case of pregnancies resulting from rape by citing a "medical" theory that a woman could not become pregnant during a rape because of a "certain secretion" she produced while living through the horrific crime.