Examples of using "Vivevano" in a sentence and their english translations:
They lived in peace.
They lived in Australia.
A lot of people lived there.
The fox and the bear lived together.
Did you know that some foxes lived on this mountain?
- They lived in the countryside during the war.
- During the war, they lived in the countryside.
The two sisters lived very peacefully.
They lived in Boston.
Sami and Layla didn't live together.
Most people lived in this area — Lower Manhattan.
The Japanese used to live on rice and fish.
That's the house they were living in.
At one time they lived in Nagoya.
They told me where they lived.
This is the house in which they lived when they were children.
In almost every case, patients lived near the epicenter.
people of debased cultures were living off the land.
People lived in villages.
In the early days of American history, blacks lived in slavery.
I live in a city, but my parents lived in a village.
The hutus, the tutsis, and other tribes lived in relative harmony.
Outside the school, she saw people with no homes living in cardboard boxes.
Tom and Mary used to live in Boston, didn't they?
Two little squirrels, a white squirrel and a black squirrel, lived in a large forest.
When I was at their place last time, they were living in a small, two-roomed flat.
They lived in a village close to a forest.
My parents were living in Boston when I was born.
A long time ago, most people lived in groups that moved around as the seasons changed.
The people who lived in this area were individuals who were trying to find a new way of life.
- Tom and Mary never told me they used to live in Boston.
- Tom and Mary never told me that they used to live in Boston.
Indeed the Church has spoken and prayed in the languages of all peoples since Pentecost. Nevertheless, the Christian communities of the early centuries made frequent use of Greek and Latin, languages of universal communication in the world in which they lived and through which the newness of Christ’s word encountered the heritage of the Roman-Hellenistic culture.