Sentence examples for a lifetime connection from inspiring English sources

"We know that this will be a lifetime connection".

Maintaining a lifetime connection.

Having published her acclaimed debut novel In Search of the Missing Eyelash in 2007, McLeod – who has a background in performance art and a lifetime connection to Penge – began to develop the character as both a homage to suburban sadness and a slightly mocking antidote to the pretensions of literary performance.

Each mobile connection may experience a number of handovers during its lifetime connection.

"I love you," she says, and with a startling glimmer of clarity Dench manages to invoke the blessing and heartbreak of a lifetime of connection.

After a lifetime making a connection between independent ownership and sound publishing values, Straus has redefined "independence" as a state of mind rather than a state of ownership.

It is what happens when a disease implacably unravels a lifetime of neurological connections, beginning with those which govern higher cognitive functions and then steadily moving backward along the developmental path, until all that are left are the most basic and primal of emotions and instincts....They are driven to explore, but what they find often terrifies them.

I'd built up a lifetime of great connections in Kentucky.

And in Harlem, that person was Inez E. Dickens, a woman with a lifetime's worth of connections to the Harlem chamber and its president, Lloyd A. Williams.

Not long ago I met Spencer Proffer, a highly regarded Los Angeles based music and media producer who has not only a lifetime of amazing experience, connections and access to content, but most strikingly he is a caring, genuine person.

Scarlett's previous experience with StarCraft had been strictly online, with a weak laptop and a slow connection, though a lifetime of playing games had hardened her to "people saying stupid stuff," as she told me.