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121. So you want to live on the coast?

122. The law-abiding seem to live on a different planet.

123. I live on in my own agony.

124. Legally, a dispensation could be made that would enable you to live on in the Porter house.

125. When I kick the bucket you'll be able to live on my life insurance.

126. But the bacteria does not live on the roots, and is not effective in preventing damage.

127. They live on a small island off the coast of Scotland.

128. Here, insulated by repression from direct awareness, mental representations can live on unsuspected and unknown.

129. Her parents wanted her to go to university, but she rebelled and went to live on a commune.

130. It eats into savings and hurts those who live on fixed incomes.

131. He keeps fat in the limpid integument Reflections live on.

132. Golf enthusiasts will be able to see the tournament live on TV.

133. The once boyish, bubbly children's presenter admitted his addiction live on television in front of 2.5 million viewers.

134. People in the coastal region live on a staple diet of rice and fish.

135. One person can live on a desert island without leader-ship.

136. However, he feels he is required to remain there because he can not live on his own without a car.

137. Their goslings never learned how to migrate, and their descendants live on.

138. In this country, the government can not restrict where people can live on the basis of race or ethnicity.

139. No one can live on a diet of culture that is completely alien.

140. And she used her limited telephone privileges to air her opinions live on a local radio talk show.

141. Customers willing to live on the edge purchased approximately seventy-two thousand units.

142. The old Gary Beaner continues to live on as a receptacle for Pale Eagle,[http://sentencedict.com/live on.html] but in a more subdued fashion.

143. The people who were evacuated live on islands in the Zambezi.

144. If we live on continents, we tend to see the world as land inconveniently dissected by expanses of water.

145. And you can live on the premises - with luck, in a bit of style.

146. We contacted a realtor, Anne Sanford, and told her we wanted to live on a lake.

147. Fabulously ancient, they live on in each of us; and they will still live on after we have passed away.

148. Retirement benefits are not enough to live on, so nearly 2 million pensioners have to claim income support.

149. These tough animals, who live on the moors year round, were once used extensively in the coal mines.

150. Thousands live on the streets in gangs, surviving by begging and stealing.