6 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Reside' in a Sentence
"To live in a place permanently or for a long time." more
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Next semester, international students will be residing on campus.
The renowned professor chose to reside near the university campus.
Students have been residing in the library, preparing for their exams.
The old library, with its dusty books, used to reside on the corner of Main Street.
During her studies abroad, she resided in a small apartment in Paris.
The students were residing in the dormitory during their academic semester.
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