Examples of 'live in families' in a sentence
Meaning of "live in families"
live in families: This phrase refers to the act of human beings residing together in a household unit, typically consisting of parents and their children. Living in families fosters a sense of belonging, support, and connection within a domestic setting
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The great majority of refugees live in families.
Because they live in families while they live.
We are all born and we live in families.
They live in families called colonies.
In the surroundings we live in families are stable.
Some live in families and become attached to them.
Wolves are extremely social animals that live in families.
Most children live in families with married parents.
Out in the ocean, killer whales like Willy live in families.
Beavers live in families of up to six individuals led by a pair of adults.
Singing honeyeaters live in families.
Whales live in families of several dozen individuals, very close relatives unite them.
The overwhelming majority of them live in families of two parents.
They live in families with approximately 15 members.
Many young workers who earn minimum wage live in families that are not poor.
And 8 million live in families where at least 1 person is in work.
Just like us, they live in families.
They live in families - a male, a female with her baby and, often, a half-grown youngster.
Millions of American children live in families with incomes below the poverty line.
From God 's act of creation, God created us to live in families.
Most children in Canada live in families and communities that nurture and protect them.
In the case of children aged 11 to 14 years who live in families headed by women.
Most children in Manitoba live in families with positive parenting and positive family functioning.
For example, wolves and lions live in families and hunt in packs.
A total of 8 million live in families where at least one person is in work.
MaCurdy found that minimum-wage workers live in families across the income distribution.
At least 15 per cent of children live in families where a parent is HIV-positive.
In general, however, men who live in families very rarely claim this benefit.
For Latino children under age 6, 23 % live in families with incomes under the federal poverty level.
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One can not live on cake alone
And live to see if you are of further use
And we did not live in the same house
