Examples of 'she had lived' in a sentence
Meaning of "she had lived"
she had lived: Referring to a female individual who resided or existed in a particular place or manner in the past
How to use "she had lived" in a sentence
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she had lived
She had lived with an old relative.
She believed she had lived well.
She had lived in five different countries.
She said she had lived there.
She had lived in very difficult circumstances.
She was not to die as she had lived.
If she had lived in one of these houses.
It was probably the she had lived.
Because she had lived her life.
Only she knew everything she had lived.
She had lived and worked at the.
That was the moment she had lived for.
She had lived for so many years.
So many lives she had lived.
She had lived alone her whole life.
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Or how she had lived.
She had lived in poverty much of her life.
It was evident that she had lived a very hard life.
She had lived a full and blessed existence.
This was the moment for which she had lived.
She said she had lived long enough.
Counting on their fingers the years she had lived.
She had lived here with me.
A country she knew because she had lived there as a child.
She had lived hundreds of years.
She has admitted that she had lived in the house.
She had lived there since her retirement.
Everything would have turned out better if she had lived.
Maybe she had lived promiscuously.
Everything would have turned out belter if she had lived.
She had lived through explosions.
They would have a better life than she had lived.
I wish she had lived long enough to use it.
We looked for some of the places where she had lived.
She had lived in it as a young woman.
But the impact of what she had lived through was always there.
She had lived there for about thirty years.
Now she could see that she had lived a good life.
She had lived enough in.
And saw for myself that she had lived a full life.
She had lived in this area for seven years.
Our daughter would have been eighteen months already if she had lived.
Since then she had lived with her aunt.
Betty loved her sister and wished she had lived closer.
She had lived there quietly for many years.
She could not remember when she had lived in this house.
She had lived a very sheltered and innocent life.
One of the last things she said was that she had lived a wonderful.
She had lived in the slum for a couple of months.
And then she could hardly believe she had lived with it so long.
