There were people who had openly pitied her lonely life, and who had urged her to have some friend or companion to live with her; but she had not welcomed either their sympathy or their advice.
I thought some of you might like him--to live with you, you know.
I'm Pollyanna Whittier, Miss Polly Harrington's niece, and I've come to live with her.
My niece, Miss Pollyanna Whittier, is coming tolive with me.
But it's dashed awkward--Holly's young half-brother is coming to live with us while he learns farming.
Well, the fellow couldn't force his wife to live with him.
If I had chosen not to marry Tod but to live with him in free love, we could have done it without inconvenience.
Certainly not since Gyp had come to live with him, fifteen years ago, had he felt so forlorn and fit for nothing.
There was an excellent man quite close; she and Val would love Jon to live with them.
She was left an orphan very young and went to live with an aunt.
I showed her the letter I had that day received from Harry; and we once more talked over the expediency of my going to live with him, and trying what entire change of air would do to re-establish my failing health.
But to these young ladies, who do me the favour to live with me at present, I stand pledged.
That is where Ima and I lived during the year of 1932, and that is where we lived when Dennis, our first born, came to live with us.
But I guess we hadn't seen Grandpa Gaddie more than once or twice before he came to live with us.
Some years after that, Grandpa Gaddie came to live with us in Texas.
The young people are going abroad first with her family for a year, and then they come back to live with his--where the Works are.
You needn't bring the whole Pasmer family home to live with you, if you do marry them all.
I wonder what is the use of being a countess, if one never is to do anything to please oneself, and one is to live with a cross old aunt!
Yes," returned Mrs. Remington, "Janet came to live with my mother when I was a little girl no larger than Maude.
Hannah, who was growing old, went, from choice, to live with Maude, but John would not forsake his master.
After the death of Mr. Wren my mother and I went to live with my sister, and put two small incomes together, so as to be able to bring up and educate her two children, a boy and a girl.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "live with" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
