Sentence examples for willingly live from inspiring English sources

"I don't think she could believe anyone would willingly live there," Mr. Rosenthal said.

As Delany wrote Garrison in 1852, "I am not in favor of caste, nor a separation of the brotherhood of mankind, and would as willingly live among white men as black, if I had an equal possession and enjoyment of privileges".

So moving the convention from San Diego would literally take jobs away form decent, hardworking people and put them in the underserving hands of the kind of person that would willingly live and work in fucking Vegas.

He is a man who has willingly lived in the shadow of his politician father and who most acknowledge was propped up by a Republican powerhouse.

We might better understand the conservative 1950s when we think of the survivors of 1945 willingly living for a decade and more in retreat, or in some haze of bewilderment.

With the Olympics offering an ever bigger and more lucrative global stage, Montsho willingly lives in near isolation in her quest for gold.

When the Israeli foreign minister" — Avigdor Lieberman — "comes out and says, 'I want to get rid of these people, through transfer, or exchange,' excuse me, do I want willingly to live under such a culture and mind-set and state?

Others make the choice willingly, happy to live somewhere more affordable and put some space between themselves and the heaving, noisy city.

Mr. Feingold, who handles about a dozen dorm-style apartments a year, said young people have been willingly choosing to live in such places for several years.

He said he would gladly move his holdings of two million boxes out of his waterfront warehouse if he could build apartments, and added that there is no way anyone would willingly choose to live next to a power plant, no matter how many amenities it had.

In my opinion, people who willingly choose to live abroad have to be a little crazy.