There were places in nineteenth- century America where people lived in harmony.

The two noted that their communities had lived in harmony for centuries.

For five years the family lived in harmony and undisturbed peace.

For centuries they lived in harmony with the natural world and its spirits.

However, he married four years later, and always lived in harmony with his wife.

We have lived in harmony with them: we wish to live in peace with them.

They had a single wife, with whom they were said to have lived in harmony.

There were two towns at Digby, governed by cousins who had always lived in harmony.

In spite of unavoidable occasional moments of friction, he and Isabel McClintock had lived in harmony.

A Jewish community had long lived and flourished here, and Jews and Muslims lived in harmony.

The bishops were purposely slighted and overlooked, because they had lived in harmony with the late ministers.

This woman lived in harmony with nature.

But the Druids lived in harmony with the earth's elements and found strength in what was raw and new.

How far, too, from the widespread perception of Maxwell as a man who lived in harmony with the wild world.

An antique desk lived in harmony with large-scale modern furniture, but it was the dimension of the room that silenced Kate.

He said these communities had lived in harmony with the ocean for thousands of years and they need to be listened to.