Sentence examples for In life long, from inspiring English sources
But I'm sure that the experience of being caught up in this small and fragile enterprise, contemporary poetry, among other people who were caught up in it, too, affected choices I made in life long after I left college.
It involves deep pulsations; excited provocation through sound and concept more than traditional technique; low-end frequencies rarely encountered in life; long sustained tones enlarged through overdrive; or distortion or just force of hands on instruments.
"If you play any game in life long enough, once in a while somebody will sink a three-point shot, falling backwards with your hand in their face," Mr. Clinton said.
The clinical and economical relevance of optimal follow-up with accurate diagnostic testing is crucial considering the large population of patients in life long follow-up for DTC world-wide.
In addition, animal studies have reported that early exposure to Mn may be related to behavioral and neurological effects later in life, long after cessation of exposure.
The national estimate that overall 4% of injuries will result in life long disabilities [ 29], may not apply to this age group.
I really believe in life-long learning.
Care cases, which can result in "life-long separations" between children and their parents, are of "unique gravity and importance", he added.
We're involved in life-long learning - school and pre-school, special needs, further and higher education - and once the gallery's £2m redevelopment has been completed in September, we'll have space and facilities for students from Wolverhampton University.
Treatments for this disease consist in life-long diets that are hard for patients to keep, or supplementation with BH4.
With embedding the SWCNT-FibSen sensor in the fiberglass prepreg laminates at different orientations and locations, its use for multipurpose sensing in life-long (from manufacturing to failure) structural health monitoring of high-performance polymeric composites was demonstrated.
