Though her nephew had had no particular reason to hasten back on her account, she had not
lived above sixandthirty hours after his return.
Heathcliff
lived above a dozen years after quitting her husband.
He knew that to pry about and look at rooms, and make people open windows, and poke into sofas with his cane, and gossip with landladies, and ask who
lived above and who below--he knew that this was of all pastimes the dearest to Tristram's heart, and he felt the more disposed to put it in his way as he was conscious that, as regards his obliging friend, he had suffered the warmth of ancient good-fellowship somewhat to abate.
As an American resident before, he should have
lived above this rascality he showed.'
My aunt Hannah's family
lived above Garbutt's shop, moving in 1939 from number 111, which still stands to this day.
The 55-year-old mum-of-two, whose husband Frank is the general manager of the bar, has
lived above pubs for 28 years but says she has never been as scared as she is now.
Rita
lived above a supermarket in Splott Road with her mother, and she said: "The shop we
lived above had a cellar that was often infested with rats, mice and beetles."
David Earnshaw, 41,
lived above this pub in Dyserth |
David Palmer, prosecuting, said Ray Whitehouse, who
lived above Stirling, had a carer, used a wheelchair and a hearing aid.
of sun and fields grained into a lake that
lived aboveCarpetright chief Lord Harris, whose store in Tottenham, north London, was burnt down on the first night of rioting which swept English cities, gave the money to families who
lived above the shop and were forced to flee the flames.
Friends believed that the dead included the barman, Ryan Richner, who
lived above McMahon's pub, his girlfriend, her children and one of her relatives who was visiting the couple.
Mr and Mrs Qxue, who ran the Timboo Chinese and Cantonese Takeaway and are believed to have
lived above the business in Bramley, Leeds, were reported missing by friends over the weekend.
The gardens are described as "a rare survival of Victorian gardens once used by townsfolk who
lived above their business and wanted to escape from the crowded town centre of Warwick".
Judge John Rogers QC originally agreed to bail him on condition that he
lived above his business premises in Penycae, did not enter Brymbo, and did not approach the complainants.