1.   There was, reported clerk Bob Park, a family living in a caravan parked in a layby on Trinity Hall.

2.   A frowsy family living in wretched poverty.

3.   It would mean more than my greatest wish to have a family living next door in time for Christmas.

4.   An American uncle in the Army had been sent to Europe after World War I and found the family living in misery.

5.   At first he wanted to get a warrant to search the family living quarters.

6.   A Slavic family living near the checkpoint where the killing happened declined to give their names when interviewed.

7.   Both have family living in South Florida.

8.   Centering on a Latino family living in East Los Angeles, it is unusual in the landscape of broadcast television.

9.   For a working-class family living in the much-maligned Bronx, this requires a huge leap of faith.

10.   For more than a year after they moved in, the Smiths contend, members of the family living next door harassed them with racially charged actions and language.