Definition: third-person singular simple present indicative of live
Synonyms:
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Number of sentences found for the keyword 'lives': 14
1. He lives in a fantasy world sometimes.
2. That restaurant lives up to its name.
3. She lives in New York now.
4. Proper medical care saves lives.
5. Cancer remains one of the most deadly diseases worldwide, affecting millions of lives each year.
6. His quick action saved lives.
7. The president of the United States lives in the White House.
8. My aunt lives in Florida.
9. She lives in the apartment above us.
10. He lives across the road.
11. He lives by the beach.
12. His courage saved lives.
13. Delaney Tarr co-founded March for Our Lives as a high school student.
14. She lives on Main Street.
1. He lives in a fantasy world sometimes.
2. That restaurant lives up to its name.
3. She lives in New York now.
4. Proper medical care saves lives.
5. Cancer remains one of the most deadly diseases worldwide, affecting millions of lives each year.
6. His quick action saved lives.
7. The president of the United States lives in the White House.
8. My aunt lives in Florida.
9. She lives in the apartment above us.
10. He lives across the road.
11. He lives by the beach.
12. His courage saved lives.
13. Delaney Tarr co-founded March for Our Lives as a high school student.
14. She lives on Main Street.
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- Phoenix is home to stunning desert landscapes, including the nearby Camelback Mountain.
- I packed my toothbrush before going on vacation.
- I could tell she was upset.
- That joke really killed the tension.
- Her hair smells like fresh flowers.
- They accept volunteers every summer.
- Her goal is to run a marathon this year.
- She solved the puzzle easily.
- She’s seen a lot in her lifetime.
- A better future starts with education.
- She has an impressive collection of rare coins.
- The story repeats itself in history.
- Choose a font that’s easy to read.
- His forgiveness was unexpected but welcome.
- She took a deep breath before speaking.