I've lived in Volgograd for 6 years.

I've been living here for five years.

I have been living in New York after having completed my high school studies in Egypt, i.e. almost 15 years ago.

I live here.

I live in Japan.

I want to live.

I live in Kobe.

I live life.

I live on the bottom floor.

I live in Japan.

I live near here.

I live in northern Sweden.

I make an honest living.

That's where I wanna live.

I wanna live my own life.

I'd like to live in New York.

I want eternal life!

I no longer live here.

And I try to live in beautiful places.

But now I live in Tokyo.

I can't live without you.

I can live without water.

I will not be content whether I am rich, poor or middle class.

I wish I could live near your house.

I can't live that kind of life.

I live in a state of spiritual flux.

One year later, live with an AK 47 by my side.

I want to live at home with my family.

I don't think I can live without you.

I can't live that kind of life.

And over time and with practice, I've tried to live more and more from my essence.

I live in a view house now I'm going to have waterfront.

He doesn't live in my neighborhood.

I am living in a country where you look at me as somebody to sleep with.

Most of the projects I work on I live in calibration with scientists.

This is a nice place, but i don't want to live here.

I live in Mexico and this place is the worst ever for journalists and even regular photographers.

I came back home, told my mother, I'd like to live and work in a village.

Now what I'm doing is fulfilling your expectations of how I should live my life.

As I mentioned last year, I grew up with no religion at all.

The realities of the country I live in.

My mind teems, jumbles of faces, voices, impressions, I live my life over, as though I were drowning.

Video I, like many of you, live somewhere between reality and video games.

I live in London now, but my roots will always be in Pakistan.

I am living in a country where the only thing I get is a veil.