Sentences for lives. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use lives in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for lives.
- He lives in Ireland. (8)
- He lives in the library. (10)
- He lives in the library. (22)
- Through them Italy lives. (10)
- You know where Larry lives? (8)
- She lives with her stepmother. (8)
- He lives in the heart of his wife. (10)
- It lives if it is at home with the poor. (10)
- It was a summary of their lives together. (8)
- He lives by reading rearward and seeing vanward. (10)
- He wanted to make their lives happier and better! (13)
- The prince lives with an elbow out of his income. (10)
- Nothing so horrible ever came into our lives before. (9)
- Some people search all their lives, and die searching. (8)
- Oh, what is it to me whether she lives with her husband! (10)
- Or say to him while he lives, Go forth, and be a Knight! (10)
- Behold its triumph in the hag That lives with looks decayed! (10)
- The post-office has a great charm at one period of our lives. (4)
- Was it always something hateful and tragic that spoiled lives? (8)
- I love him better than the lives of any dear to me, or my own. (10)
- There dart the lives of a day, ever-varying tactics fantastic. (10)
- My eyes are the colour of burned wine; in them lives melancholy. (8)
- Nor did they offer their lives to the Iroquois hatchets in vain. (19)
- A great House in its beginning lives, we may truly say, by the knife. (10)
- For he that lives with Beauty, he may boast His comrade over me and you. (10)
- Has it ever struck you that each one of us lives on the edge of a volcano? (8)
- Down here had been wrought this most deplorable miracle, fraught with such dislocation of lives! (8)
- A man lives up to what there is in him, and Jackson Hart would follow the rule. (13)
- She has been slain by the narrow brain, But for us who love her she lives again. (10)
- My land gives and my land takes my money, and no drunken dog lives on the produce. (22)
- The soul of a lover lives through every member of him in the joy of a moonlight ride. (10)
- From the snowdrop learn; Not in her pale life lives she, But in her blushing prophecy. (10)
- To make her feel that this is just our lives, and has nothing to do with yours or hers. (8)
- There had never been a time in their two lives when love had not been lost between them. (8)
- Its task was as dangerous as it was romantic, and seven of its members lost their lives. (12)
- With incredible dignity those birds moved, as if never in their lives had they been hurried. (8)
- And to live out of doors with the woman a man loves is of all lives the most complete and free. (2)
- The reflection that the long-treasured mystery of our lives (and who is there without some such?) (6)
- There are moments of disillusionment in the lives of men from which the sensitive recorder shrinks. (8)
- The style in which this young man lives is most unusual, in view of his origin and notorious poverty. (12)
- How many men are, there into whose lives there has not entered some such relation at one time or another? (8)
- In these moral deaths, which men survive in their own lives, there is no immediate consciousness of an end. (9)
- Thoughts and yearnings, with which one lives daily, become natural, even if far-fetched in their inception. (8)
- They were never seen otherwise than together; in this way passing their lives, apparently perfectly content. (8)
- The basest and most demoralizing journal that lives, lives by public approval or tolerance. (16)
- But a young writer and an untrained writer has not yet begun to be acquainted even with the lives of other men. (9)
- I have proved to him that with economy, and strict attention to business, he need do nothing as long as he lives. (9)
- If that is true of the inanimate things, how much truer it is of those personalities which once environed and furnished our lives! (9)
- I know many persons, worth several thousands in the year, who are not so fortunate in the disposal of their lives. (2)
- It is hidden in the lives and hearts of the people; a stranger would hardly know of its existence as a distinct faith. (7)
- He ran forward and back, felt his heart clutched by a sickening fear, the dark fear which lives in the wings of the fog. (8)
- Scorrier had known him quite well, one of those Scotsmen who are born at the age of forty and remain so all their lives. (8)
- She returned from the Ultenthal last night, and goes there this morning, which is a sign that Captain Weisspriess lives. (10)
- It was a business in which the lives of men counted as nothing against the chance of defining a road or sketching a bridge. (1)
- There used to be very good circuses in Venice, where many Venetians had the only opportunity of their lives to see a horse. (9)
- His name is Misdral, he is very fierce and mighty, and lives among the waste rocks over there on the north shore of the lake. (5)
- You come home with my sister, and spend Christmas, and let us devote the rest of our lives to making your declining years happy. (9)
- Now, if ever in their lives, they are charmingly dressed, and ravishing toilets take the willing eye from the objects of interest. (9)
- The love that survives has strangled craving; it lives because it lives to nourish and succour like the heavens. (10)
- They are so anxious for a mortal form that they usually fall into the hands of a demon to whom they are tributary all their lives. (12)
- By that simple if wholesale device James Forsyte had secured a certain stability in the lives of his daughter and his grandchildren. (8)
- This silence, in which the question of their future lives was to be decided, seemed to both interminable; yet, neither could end it. (8)
- For, what is grievous, dompting, grim, about our lives is that we are shut up within ourselves, with an itch to get outside ourselves. (8)
- An individual circle of friends is easily formed in Grub Street, but the community as a whole lives far and wide and has no coherence. (16)
- The name of Italy is my nightingale: I feel that somebody lives that I love, and is ill-treated shamefully, crying out to me for help. (10)
- We should be admitting that the war, so costly to our prosperity, so incalculably dear in hopeful lives, was both a blunder and a crime. (14)
- What queer fellows your fine painters must be, to think that anybody would venture their lives in such a shapeless old cockleshell as that? (4)
- At the risk of their lives, Montcalm and his officers strove to save the fugitives, but not until nearly 1000 had been slain did they succeed. (19)
- Mrs. Boulby had a sagacious notion that gentlemen always dined well every day of their lives, and claimed that much from Providence as their due. (22)
- At least three-fifths of the literature called classic, in all languages, no more lives than the poems and stories that perish monthly in our magazines. (9)
- He lives without luxury or diversion or agreeable company, without plays or cars or games or love or flirtation, without being honoured or admired or spoiled. (12)
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Definition of lives:
- lives, lvz, n. plural of life_.(0)
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