1.   An increasing proportion of the latter occupations seek to live beyond the cities and to commute back to them.

2.   Metaphors have a curious way of living beyond the point at which the evidence from which they grew has been discarded.

3.   Nobody lives beyond that, and the track then crosses a temporary bridge of poplar logs lashed together.

4.   They live just beyond the western border of the park.

5.   The man was already living beyond sundown, George told himself.

6.   On the other he argued that it was basically unhealthy for the United States to continue to press the British to live beyond their means.

7.   The Thames and Chilterns Tourist Board went into liquidation last month amid allegations that it had been living beyond its means.

8.   And our job is to get them to live beyond their means.

9.   Anyone who lives beyond his estimated time of death begins to cut into the profits of the buyer.

10.   As Burns points out, Wright lived beyond his means and rarely met deadlines.