Sentence examples for you never lived from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt, I assure you, never lived there," he said in an e-mail.

"I said, 'You will live here two weeks and wonder how you never lived here before,' " Mr. Hochlerin recalled.

"Nobody can speak English like this if you never lived here.

"And I turned around and I said, 'No, it never really meant anything to you because you never lived there.' " "I don't disagree that they should get rid of the area, that's O.K.," Ms. Liljedahl said.

In your and your brother's case, because you never lived in the property as owners of it (any time you may have lived in your mother's house when growing up doesn't count), the only allowance you will be able set against the taxable gain on the property is the annual capital gains exempt amount of £11,100 (assuming you sell and make a gain in the 2015-16 tax year).

You never lived next door to Michelangelo.

You never live up to some supposed standard of "just right" and nor do those around you.

The texts range from the caustic ("If you got this off my dead ass, I hope it brings you all the luck it brought me") to the mystic ("You've never lived until you've nearly died").

Say you spot an address you've never lived at or a name you've never gone by on your report.

If this seems cruel to you, I imagine you have never lived with an apricot tree.

"You've never lived until you've shared a dorm bathroom with 10 guys," Ms. Hathaway said over a cup of coffee in a Midtown diner.