Sentence examples for would be lived from inspiring English sources

Those homes would be lived in, and are much more needed than another professional football stadium, of which London currently has 15.

Orwellian as that might sound, Zuckerberg was really only expressing the emerging Silicon Valley consensus: henceforth, life would be lived entirely in public.

In 1734, the first forge was built in Lime Rock, and for the next 190 years, the iron industry determined how life would be lived in this state.

In a brilliant passage, she reads Alison Smithson's designs for the interior of the Economist Buildings as a tribute to the professional lives that would be lived there: "This was again Alison's realm, and included a filing system in the form of glorious Japanese-inspired lacquer boxes.

His life would be lived in out in other people's works.

To some extent, that's because the laws governing harassment and privacy were crafted decades ago, long before legislators contemplated that much of our lives would be lived online.

He would be living for no reason".

The students would be living with host families.

At least you would be living your own life.

They would be living in dignity, not in misery".

He declined to say where he would be living.