How To Use Live out In A Sentence
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Antifascist groups have had their objections rejected because they live outside the area.
Times, Sunday Times
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Each day we make countless choices and live out deeply ingrained habits that all add up to a lifestyle.
Christianity Today
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In the 1800's Americans used to live out on the prairies in sod huts before the days of the microwave burrito.
Thoughts on TSHTF
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The church has slid so far into consumerism it is nearly impossible to live out your faith without paying for it.
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The severity and unpredictably of higher latitude and alpine habitats present special challenges to birds and mammals who live out some or all of their lives there.
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Beyond the locked door, in another time-frame, his family live out frustrated dreams, hidden secrets and lies.
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Many men on their own will live out of tins rather than cook meals for themselves.
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Whether you live in or live out is entirely up to you.
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Our comfort is this: We will live out our lives enchanted by Claire, her spell never broken.
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A keen cyclist is to live out his dream by riding across the finish line of the Tour de France.
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He used to have a seventh thrall, an ex-stripper named Ebony, but Eric packed her and her two kids up and sent them to live out at Orchard Lake with the werewolves, then released her from thralldom.
Crossed
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It emerged in court that he is a habitual fabulist and liar with a weak grip on reality and a determination to live out some of his fantasies.
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Horses or ponies who have to live out but are also working can have trace clips.
Your First Horse - buying, feeding, caring
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He is seriously ill . I'm afraid he cannot live out one more week.
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But he would probably need to have his own kennel or place to live outside.
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The idea seems to be to live out a neverending fairytale celebrity existence on camera, protected from real reality by an incestuously close relationship with the E! network.
Philippa Warr: Why Reality Television Isn't Real
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The village appears to be small but most people live out in the country near their milpa in small communities.
Any Chiapas backroad driving experts?
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Instead they live out their days in the rescue centre, eating and sleeping in a guarded compound and acting as counsellors to other traumatised victims.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most home helps prefer to live out.
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Let's take you quickly live out to the space shuttle Discovery and show you what's going on right now as the so-called caped crusaders, those are the guys in white with the cap there.
CNN Transcript Jul 26, 2005
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Fungi called pneumocystis can't live outside of human lungs.
The Sun
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If you live out in the sticks or are after specialised items of tackle then mail order is the answer.
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He still retains all his enthusiasm and is a live outsider.
The Sun
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They choose to remain here and stop fighting in order to live out the remainder of their lives rusticating in harmony and peace.
Orcs: Bad Blood-Stan Nicholls « The Merry Genre Go Round Reviews
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The Burley Bridge Association members, who are mostly incomers to Burley or live outside the area, mistakenly believe that villagers want to cross the river.
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Rats raid buildings for food, but prefer to live outdoors, often in compost heaps for warmth.
Times, Sunday Times
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If she wants to retire here sometime to live out her days on the Danube, studying German and making torte, fine.
FROM THE TEETH OF ANGELS
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Some live out their circus fantasies by taming lions or elephants, but aerial acts combine macho cool and athletic grace.
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The nineteenth and twentieth centuries have seen a number of communitarian anarchist experimental communities in which a substantial effort was made to live out the ideals of the doctrine.
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Most of the students prefer to live out.
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We chose to live out of town and commute to work every day.
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He shows us the white puppies with woolly coats whose job it is to protect the sheep from wolves and explains how they live outside with only the strongest surviving.
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We chose to live out of town and commute to work every day.
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My children live out their actual lives in the sunlit lifeworld that exists on this side of the screen, and it is a lifeworld that you cannot see.
The First Thing We Do, Let’s Kill All The Reality Shows | Her Bad Mother
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They live out in the sticks somewhere.
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There will also be a live outside broadcast form a preserved line.
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They live out in the countryside, miles from anywhere.
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Here, 2450 people live outdoors at the foot of a craggy mountainside.
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We people who live out in the sticks have a better idea of what could potentially happen, we can foresee the trap.
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Their greediness of gain hurries them upon those practices which will not suffer them to live out half their days, but will cut off the number of their months in the midst.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume III (Job to Song of Solomon)
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After Mindscan, the biological original who has signed over all rights of personhood is brought to the far side of the moon where Immortex has established New Eden, a lunar paradise where the biologicals can live out their remaining days.
REVIEW: Mindscan by Robert J. Sawyer
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Then he would retire in honor with his servants to some out-of-the-way corner of the world where he would live out the rest of his days under close guard.
Alexander the Great
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Now we have a sport where we can live out that primal urge in a safe environment.
Times, Sunday Times
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After slaving to bring up children and nursemaid a man while simultaneously working to boost the family's income, they are the ones left to live out a lonely and unglamorous old age in penury.
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As you know, I live out in the poverty ridden burb of el Chante.
The Lake Chapala Society
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The show will also give one member of the audience the chance to live out a dream live on air.
The Sun
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Football Manager 2017 will put an unyielding grip on your life that leads you to victory and allows you to live out your wildest footballing fantasies.
The Sun
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Live out of your imagination, not your history.
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Most psocids live outdoors and have wings. They can be found on tree bark, tree and shrub foliage, or under stones. These psocids are known as 'barklice'.
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All donations will be gratefully accepted and people who live outside the parish but are natives of the area are encouraged to contribute.
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A couple of hundred years ago, England sent its prisoners to Australia to live out their prison sentences. Many people say Strine rhyming slang is evidence of Australia's convict past!
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The calves live outdoors in summer, or stay inside in family groups in winter in comfortable barns with generous straw bedding.
Bad Food Britain
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Their members, who range from professionals to students, proactively trap and spay or neuter feral cats and then return them to a colony to live out their lives.
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For three-quarters of a century, Social Security has guaranteed us all a life of modest dignity as we live out the end of this mortal coil.
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But the newest version of candidate McCain does not dillydally, soft-pedal or claim to live outside politics-as-usual.
A Whole New McCain - Swampland - TIME.com
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It is a brutally devastating story of an old woman forced to live out her days with haunting memories of her past as she monitors a men's bathroom.
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This is the proo-of-concept episode of Life On Line, a new internet TV show that explores how we live outr lives on the world wide web. www. life-on-line.ning.com
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They were supposed to quietly live out their lives in sedate seclusion.
Archive 2006-04-01
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Did one want to live out his days in sweet content, amid fancied picturings of paradisial beauty, I know of no place better suited to the taste than this residence.
Mountain Scenery. The Scenery of the Mountains of Western North Carolina and Northwestern South Carolina.
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The downstage scene is depicted as a common ground where the actors interact and live out there lives outside of the privacy of their own homes.
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We were to live out our lives as healthy immortals walking in fellowship with God.
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We begin to live out the demands of our day perpetually bowed in worship and adoration.
Christianity Today
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Inclined to be an unpredictable live outing, the Veggies do the business with an energising blur of Neds-ish guitar fodder.
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We begin to live out the demands of our day perpetually bowed in worship and adoration.
Christianity Today
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You know, they bury guys alive out at the federal pen for stuff like that.
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This generation depends on a whole lot of people who live outside the United States.
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Horses or ponies who have to live out but are also working can have trace clips.
Your First Horse - buying, feeding, caring
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Live out of your imagination, not your history.
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Most of the students prefer to live out.
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Football Manager 2017 will put an unyielding grip on your life that leads you to victory and allows you to live out your wildest footballing fantasies.
The Sun
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Each day we make countless choices and live out deeply ingrained habits that all add up to a lifestyle.
Christianity Today
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“Being a member of Beth Emet has allowed me to live out my sense of Jewish identity by working on social justice issues with talented and committed people,” says one congregant.
American Grace
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For Jerry had learned partings, and beyond all peradventure this was a parting, though little he dreamed that he would again meet Michael across the years and across the world, in a fabled valley of far California, where they would live out their days in the hearts and arms of the beloved gods.
CHAPTER XXIV
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All human beings live out their lives in a universe of order and disorder, causality and contingency, regularity and chance.
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Ross the cat is looking for a new home before Christmas where he can retire and live out the rest of his nine lives.
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Many men on their own will live out of tins rather than cook meals for themselves.
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`For the first ten years of our marriage Gervaise was still in the RAMC and I learned to live out of Army boxes.
IN REMEMBRANCE OF ROSE
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Most of the students prefer to live out.
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If the wealthy live outside the city and poor people live inside it, Miller warns, Tucson will choke economically.
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Most of the students prefer to live out.
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We chose to live out of town and commute to work every day.
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Young mothers struggle alone to bring up a growing proportion of children in relative poverty and more and more old people live out their days in uncared-for solitude.
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When I next saw Sophie, about a year later, she had been sent to live outside for the sake of harmony in the clowder.
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Whether you live in or live out is entirely up to you.
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I have had to live out some of her unlived life," she said of her difficult, vexing mother.
Radio review: Book of the Week: Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?
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Rats raid buildings for food, but prefer to live outdoors, often in compost heaps for warmth.
Times, Sunday Times
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The mentally handicapped person should, wherever possible, be encouraged to live outside his or her home with a view to eventual independence.
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The fashion icon is thrilled to live out her dream of making a stunning shop window display.
The Sun
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A couple live out a relationship through intimate sexual contact and trips to Brixton Academy.
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The romanticist is a kind of scientific person engaged in the correct assembling of chemical constituents that will produce a formula by which he can live out every one of his moments with a perfect comprehension of their charm and of their everlasting value to him.
Adventures in the Arts Informal Chapters on Painters, Vaudeville, and Poets
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It wants us to live out that gruesome fantasy, to find out whether we could handle it.
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Indeed, TV agitprop from the period shows how backing for the war was won ideologically - through the fear of the evils of Communism during the Cold War, and through the jingoism towards a ‘people who live out there’.
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The show will also give one member of the audience the chance to live out a dream live on air.
The Sun
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A group of suburban husbands live out their fantasies of frontier life in this affable, blokey comedy.
Times, Sunday Times
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We begin to live out the demands of our day perpetually bowed in worship and adoration.
Christianity Today
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Those brazilians who are writing in this site, most live outside of Brazil, they come ilegal, and stay, learn english, see the world, are arrogantes pricks most of them, and pure liars, those are not the real Brazilians.
Home
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droit de motte," which empowered them, if a vassal (they were "serfs de motte") attempted to live out of his demesne, or to enter the service of another lord, to bring him back to his "motte," a cord round his neck, and inflict upon him corporal punishment.
Brittany & Its Byways
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You get people like this, groupings like this, and almost, cafes like this when you live out in the sticks.
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If you live out West, it's the marmot - the groundhog's cowboy cousin - or prairie rats that command your attention.
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He accepted money to endorse products in another sport in an effort to be an Olympic athlete and live out a dream.
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More than half of emergency services personnel in London live outside the capital.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most people, says one fan of the '80s R&B balladeer, would shut down, would be content to live out their lives offstage, out of the spotlight, wherever it is that old singers go to fade away.
Jazz singer Angela Bofill makes a comeback without voice that made her famous
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If the wealthy live outside the city and poor people live inside it, Miller warns, Tucson will choke economically.
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Or was he Peter Pan who wanted to live out this fantasy of always being young so that his development was arrested pre-adolescence?
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We cannot expect priests to make us holy; only when we live out the priesthood of believers ourselves in humble, unordained fashion, will we get "enough" and holy enough priests.
Archive 2007-02-01
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The electric bull gives city folk the means to live out their rodeo aspirations.
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After slaving to bring up children and nursemaid a man while simultaneously working to boost the family's income, they are the ones left to live out a lonely and unglamorous old age in penury.
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He is seriously ill . I'm afraid he cannot live out one more week.
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People living in the northwest are in poor health, live out of wedlock and look after sick relatives, according to the latest census.
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He is exonerated of all charges and joyfully returns to his cell, looking forward to the freedom to live out his days at La Coste with his cherished wife.
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Too many of us live outside Lesotho, which is normal, after so many years of a trigger-happy government.
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If we are not deceived in that hope, if the art of to-day has really come alive out of the slough of despond which we call the eighteenth century, it will surely grow and gather strength and draw to it other forms of intellect and hope that now scarcely know it; and then, whatever changes it may go through, it will at the last be victorious, and bring abundant content to mankind.
Hopes and Fears for Art
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It has been long ingrained in mythology and legendry that the good Eastern woman is to serve quietly and to live out her days subservient to the dictates of her master and patriarch.
Rita Nakashima Brock, Ph. D.: On International Women's Day, Demand That Uprisings Throughout The Middle East Overturn Patriarchal Tradition
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We chose to live out of town and commute to work every day.
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When he abdicated in 1917, Nicholas II, tsar of Russia, rather hoped he might have been allowed to live out the rest of his days in peace with his family in the Crimea.
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Then, leaning forward, she picked an olive out of the glass dish in front of them and held it between thumb and forefinger.
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If we live out our faith and truly live by our word instead of arguing, fighting and killing each other in the name of religion, causing even greater devastation, then tragedies like this could be quickly resolved, perhaps even avoided.
Sami Awad: Giving 1 Percent Of Jesus To Somalia
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If we're not genuinely trying to live out our faith, how are we different from anyone else?
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Instead they live out their days in the rescue centre, eating and sleeping in a guarded compound and acting as counsellors to other traumatised victims.
Times, Sunday Times
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When Julie Shanahan fails to live out her dream of glamour, her disappointment modulates into a drunken larkiness as she trails off stage, falling off her high heels and toasting herself with a glass.
Pina Bausch's Tanztheater Wuppertal: Agua
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Many parents walk their children to and from school but lots of others live outside the village and need to drive in.