Sentence examples for Some lifetime from inspiring English sources
With some lifetime trackers you can leave at any time without paying an early repayment charge.
It highlights a ridiculous voting system, writes John Harper in The New York Daily News, that would be helped if the Gold Glove wasn't treated like some lifetime achievement award, writes Matthew Leach on MLB.com.
He subjected himself to a brain-rottingly dull press conference to discuss Star Wars and was awarded some lifetime achievement award or other on board the Queen Mary, a vast metropolis that was anchored in the bay.
Or was his problem with Obamacare that it won't let insurers tell people like Fei's daughter that they've reached some "lifetime cap" before their first birthday, or keep her father looking for a job with a more sane employer because he's worried that a "preëxisting condition" will keep her from finding a new insurer?
In early April it emerged that the company had threatened to close The Globe if labor unions refused to accept major concessions such as pay cuts and reductions in pension contributions as well as the end of some lifetime job guarantees.
Professor Timothy Gill from the Boden Institute of Obesity, Nutrition, Exercise and Eating Disorders at the University of Sydney, Australia, said that there would always be some people who remain healthy in spite of obesity, just as there are some lifetime smokers who do not get lung cancer.
We shall improve the system by using some reliability techniques: (i) reducing the failure for some lifetimes; (ii) add hot duplication components; (iii) add cold duplication components; and (iv) add cold duplication components with imperfect switches.
In a few instances, we also used some lifetime-giving information from Boca Raton-based firm SHOOK Research.
"There's some kind of channeling from some other lifetime going on," Ms. Baez said by phone from her home in Woodside, Calif.
However, mixture models of some suitable lifetime distributions, have the potential to highlight such interesting feature.
One consistent truth is that from Charlotte to New York, building a championship team takes time — and for some, a lifetime.
