Lived example sentences
Related (10): resided, dwelt, inhabited, occupied, abided, sojourned, stayed, settled, domiciled, existed
"Lived" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- He lived a long and happy life.
- She lived in a small town for most of her childhood.
- They have lived in that house for over 20 years.
- He has lived in New York City his entire life.
- I lived abroad for a few years after college.
- The family lived in poverty for many years.
- The children lived with their grandmother during the summer.
- We lived next door to each other when we were kids.
- He once lived on the streets after losing his home.
- She lived through some difficult times but came out stronger.
- They lived together in sin before getting married.
- He lived each day as if it were his last.
- She had lived through two world wars.
- The couple lived happily ever after.
- The author lived a life full of adventure and travel.
- They lived frugally, spending only what they needed.
- We lived in tiny apartments while we were students.
- The family had lived in that house for generations.
- The monks lived a simple life devoted to prayer and meditation.
- They lived in exile for many years before returning home.
- During the war, they lived in constant fear.
- As a child, I lived in four different countries.
- My grandparents lived on a farm for most of their lives.
- The retired couple lived out their golden years in peace.
- She had lived through many difficulties but still remained hopeful.
- The Founding Fathers lived in a very different time.
- The soldiers lived in tents during their deployment.
- They lived together for many years before finally marrying.
- She lived through the Great Depression as a young child.
- They once lived in the inner city but moved to the suburbs.
- Many people lived hand to mouth in those days.
- Hermits lived in isolation in remote caves and shelters.
- The family had lived in the same house for generations.
- He lived a life dedicated to helping others.
- After high school, I lived with my aunt for two years.
- They lived through hard times but came out stronger in the end.
- He lived up to his reputation as a great warrior.
- I had lived in that city my entire life until I went to college.
- The family lived in the country away from the busy city.
- Many homeless people lived on the streets of the big city.
- She had lived a long and interesting life full of adventure.
- For a while, they lived in a small run-down apartment.
- The couple lived together for many years before getting married.
- We lived through some difficult times but came out better in the end.
- They lived off the land, growing their own food and hunting for meat.
- The poet lived most of his life in poverty and obscurity.
- The family had lived in the village for generations.
- The couple lived together in a one-bedroom apartment while they saved up for a house.
- The fugitive lived on the run from the law for many years.
- The children lived with their grandmother during the summer months.
- Many immigrants lived in crowded, unsanitary conditions.
- They lived out their retirement years in peace and comfort.
- The family had lived in poverty for as long as anyone could remember.
- Thoreau lived simply in a small cabin by a lake.
- The monks lived an austere life devoted to prayer and meditation.
- The neighbors had lived next door to each other for decades.
- The couple lived frugally, spending only what they needed to survive.
- After college, I lived abroad for two years teaching English.
- The men lived together in crowded bunks in the military barracks.
- They lived through difficult times but came out stronger in the end.