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Meanings of lives more in English

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Usage of lives more in English
1
He lives more than twenty miles from here, and time is precious.
The Horse-Stealers and Other Stories
2
He says hard times end up shaping people's lives more than the good.
Radio NZ
3
Care killed a cat, a nanimal with eight lives more than a chatterbox.
Hard Cash
4
Never, perhaps, were lives more completely still or monotonous than theirs.
Lord Kilgobbin
5
You have saved our lives more than once and I have been ungrateful.
Dragons of autumn twilight
6
Raistlin's saved our lives more than once on this insane journey.
Dragons of autumn twilight
7
The wealth, the position of both, served only to make their lives more generous.
Barbara's Heritage / Young Americans Among the Old Italian Maste...
8
Are our lives more understandable when seen through the prism of a penitential journey?
The Irish Times
9
The properties were sold, mostly at a loss, and he now lives more modestly.
The Guardian
10
What are a few lives more or less in London?
Red Masquerade: Being the Story of the Lone Wolf's Daughter
11
An elephant, for example, lives more years than we humans.
The Girl in the Golden Atom
12
ALmost half - 49 per cent - said aircraft noise made their lives more stressful.
The Irish Times
13
He lives more with the soldier; he penetrates further into the intimacy of his command.
The Man With The Broken Ear
14
She says: Children are the focus of our lives more than they ever have been.
The Guardian
15
Each nationality lives more majorum, and holds as little communication as possible with the other.
Russia
16
None ever peered into their hearts, or searched their lives more relentlessly than she did.
Elizabeth Fry
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