Sentence examples for Long life's from inspiring English sources

Difford explains: "The 1975 period of my life was probably the most exciting year of youth because you don't know what's coming, how long life's going to be, and I jumped in with both feet.

The opener, "Going Home," is a self-referential assessment of a long life's final movement ("I'd love to speak with Leonard / He's a sportsman and a shepherd / He's a lazy bastard living in a suit"); elsewhere, "Show Me the Place" demonstrates his flair for erotic spirituality, and "Banjo" mixes metaphysics, music, and marine pollution.

The exhibition, despite the stupid subtitle of Sacred and Profane, represents succinctly a long life's work.

Actually, he could play a lot, his bony fingers dancing the mad dance of improvised jazz in a way that evoked a long life's all.

Long Life Herbal teas offer a variety of flavors -- but a favorite for an iced drink is Long Life's Cranberry Tea.

In her single nuptial flight, the queen will collect and store in her body the sperm offerings of some 20 doomed males, more than enough to fertilize a long life's worth of eggs.

(See generally John Dewey, "Human Nature and Conduct: An Introduction to Social Psychology" (1922).) Dewey was an unwavering believer in American democracy and became, over the course of his long life, democracy's great public philosopher.

A lecture from Gladstone himself on the Opium Wars ("one of the most shameful episodes in all of our nation's long life") broadens the story's historical perspective.

The Mark I had a long life by today's standards, running for 15 years.

"The Long Life of Nancy Fraser's "Rethinking the Public Sphere"." Feminism, Capitalism, and Critique.

Most political poems do not enjoy a long life, and Neruda's are no exception.