Sentence examples for a life map from inspiring English sources

Once we assess a person's current balance point and determine counterbalance techniques that they agree to employ, measure and adjust, we can create a life map to take this person from "here" to "there," wherever "there" is for them.

2004 "To a pregnant 14-year-old struggling to grasp what's happening, a senior student with a whole life mapped out or a mother already failing to cope under difficult circumstances, abortion is the easy way out.

The exhibition also includes a "tree of life" map that guides visitors to the garden's plants and describes where they fit in the natural scheme of things; books, drawings and notes, some in Darwin's own hand; and an interactive exhibit for children.

He has a lucrative life mapped out for him on the Chathams, if he follows his family into the cray-fishing business.

"On our life map," he says, his father drew "a bright circle around 12 through 18.

We wanted to hit Dumbo, the newest point on the Brooklyn night life map.

"The old life map," she said, "was that you retired at 65 and sat in a rocking chair and disengaged from life around you.

MAP: On the "Life" map, lower scores, represented in red here, mean shorter life expectancy at birth.

Yet in faith, they allowed their life map to bend to the divine.

And Denmark's government commissioned a firm to make a life-size map of Denmark inside the game.

Latitude and longitude lines may not need to be used on a fantasy map, but are almost always required on a true-to-life map.