Sentence examples for a lifetime for a from inspiring English sources

You can wait a lifetime for a moment of truth".

For months afterwards – a lifetime for a boy – I was champion of the world.

Incomes fluctuate over a lifetime for a variety of reasons – and much more than we tend to assume.

Hong Kong's first fund, which was allocated by bureaucrats, routinely saw applications languish for nine months or more, a lifetime for a start-up.

"I'd waited a lifetime for a dance like this," she wrote in a 1997 Op-Ed article for The New York Times.

Some settlers have to wait a lifetime for a return on their investment, but this is apparently not the case in the Sleepy Hollow gold rush.

Ten years can be a lifetime for an N.B.A. point guard.

The runners who've been granted asylum fall into a grey area and must wait five years before they can apply for US citizenship, a lifetime for an elite athlete.

In all fairness: Two months is basically a lifetime for an elementary school kid.

She was about to embark on the opportunity of a lifetime for an artist and especially as a budding photographer.

"It's fulfilling a dream of a lifetime for my kid.