Sentence examples for Just one lifetime from inspiring English sources

In addition, in his second race, he clipped heels and didn't finish, so essentially, he comes here having made just one lifetime start.

Muller today likens it to a kind of executive chairman position that left him time to do other things, such as practice yoga and produce two music albums with titles like Just One Lifetime.

This is shown by the fact that the Buddha rules out the body as a self on the grounds that the body exists for just one lifetime.

"She is going to give each member of this committee her ear and her expertise that comes from having managed to pack a host of professional careers – petroleum engineer, C.E.O. and banker, to name just a few – into just one lifetime," Mr. Wyden said.

"Tourette's," Lionel declares, "is just one big lifetime of tag, really.

The role of Southern white members of Congress in the New Deal and Fair Deal eras is not a new subject for Katznelson, but he dissects it here compellingly, reminding us painfully how crudely racist American society was just one human lifetime ago.

"Why do I only get one lifetime?

He published just one book during his lifetime — "Message," a collection of poems inspired by Portuguese history, which appeared in 1934.

Let's look at just one example at a lifetime of principled stands that John McCain's brought about: his support for the troop surge in Iraq.

For Piven, a committed voice of the left, known in academic circles but little recognised outside them, it was just one publication in a lifetime dedicated to political activism and theorising.

So you believe that as human beings, we all have the capacity to accomplish more than just one dream in our lifetime?