Examples of 'live in family' in a sentence
Meaning of "live in family"
This phrase refers to the arrangement where multiple generations or relatives share a single household or living space. It implies that family members, such as parents, children, and possibly extended relatives, reside together and actively participate in each other's lives on a daily basis
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They live in family groups called troops.
The residents in the town mostly live in family houses.
He must live in family or institutional environment adapted.
We believe that a primary right of every child is to live in family.
They live in family groups in rotting logs.
Why it is important to live in family.
Many live in family groups.
These small mammals are gregarious and live in family groups within colonies.
Red foxes live in family groups sharing a joint territory.
But there are certain virtues that we should definitely learn to live in family life.
They live in family groups led by the alpha female.
Separate spaces make it possible to live in family with complete peace of mind.
Night monkeys live in family groups consisting of a mated pair and their immature offspring.
Many Russians live in family.
They live in family groups of more than a dozen zebras with one stallion as head.
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Kookaburras live in family groups.
They live in family groups or colonies and will defend their lodge against other beavers.
It is those who understand and live in family relationship with Him and His Father.
Lions are strangely social, the only wild cats to live in family groups.
Spirits may live in family groups with spouses and children.
Like these tassel-eared marmosets most live in family groups.
In the wild gorillas live in family groups of on average nine individuals.
Asian small-clawed otters are social animals and they often live in family groups.
Mountain gorillas live in family groups led by a dominant silverback male.
A warm, comfortable, safe framework, economic where he is good to live in family and friends.
Great gerbils live in family groups and occupy one burrow per family.
Their ancestors, wolves, live in family units.
Red foxes live in family groups, sharing a common territory.
Although the female and her young will live in family groups, males are usually solitary.
They live in family groups of 3 to 8 individuals.
In nature, they live in family groups.
Live in family in architects ' chalets.
These are paper wasps, and they live in family groups of no more than 80 individuals.
Children and parents live in family units and clusters of families are housed together.
Mountain gorillas live in family groups, led by a dominant silverback.
Beavers usually live in family groups of up to 8 related individuals called colonies.
Golden lion tamarins live in family groups, and are torn from those families by traffickers.
They sometimes live in family bands of 3 to 12 individuals but are often alone.
Giant otters live in family groups - mum, dad and the teenage kids.
And they live in family groups of around 10.
Common mole-rats live in family units of up to 14 individuals.
These tiny primates live in family groups of 3 to 14 individuals.
In the wild, otters live in family units of up to 20 individuals.
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