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living in
adjective as in occupying
Example Sentences
I’ve written about how CARB’s actions too often come off as pie-in-the-sky wokery that doesn’t seem to consider how working-class folks might be able to afford living in a purified paradise.
“My dad had a house in Chico, so I had somewhere to go. A lot of people were living in tents at Walmart.”
Rosbeli Flores-Bello, Ibarra's former roommate, testified that the two had travelled together from New York City, where they had been living in a migrant shelter, to Georgia in search of work.
Under the proposals, tenants may have to wait more than ten years to buy their homes and those living in newly built social homes may never be able to buy.
Small camps, usually consisting of 25-35 individuals living in homes a few feet from each other, create an environment where children can observe and interact with a wide range of people.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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