Sentence examples for Out of lifetime from inspiring English sources

Many young people mistrust big corporations after seeing their fathers or uncles eased out of "lifetime" jobs.

Perhaps the organisers feel that they have run out of lifetime achievers, especially those that will appeal to a prime-time ITV audience, unfortunately a much bigger consideration in determining the outstanding achievement award than you might think.

They should explain to all those Americans who are denied coverage because they have pre-existing conditions or whose insurance ran out because of lifetime caps that they don't need this bill.

"Some of these people are both defendants and victims who we were able to take out of a lifetime of criminal activity to be productive members of the community… If funding continues to be pulled from the state and county courts, we'll have no choice but to shift funds away from discretionary to mandatory programs," Eckhardt continued.

Sir Chris Hoy had previously spoken out in support of lifetime bans, but when asked about Millar's inclusion gave him his full backing.

The Huffington Post hopped on the phone with Field last week to discuss "Hello, My Name Is Doris" and the "ins and outs" of a lifetime in Hollywood.

Epidemiological survey conducted on general population has pointed out that lifetime prevalence of SAD ranges between 4.0% and 16% [3].

found that after 10 years of taking out a lifetime mortgage of £40,000 with an average fixed-interest rate of 6.9%, the amount owed would have more than doubled to just over £80,000.

In the course of their apocalyptic overnight ramble, the two men act out a lifetime of unresolved passions, from the death of parents to tense and blundering relations with wives and lovers to their own petty grievances and buried aggressions.

The negativism of the past one year cannot wipe out the lifetime of memories that the man has given literally millions of Indians.

Even if the guarantee also compensated for inflation, the cost would still be quite low: 2% of contributions ten years out, declining to 0.5% of lifetime contributions after 40 years.