Sentence examples for a lifetime of a from inspiring English sources

In a lifetime of a nation, what are 20, 30, or 50 years?

Furthermore, there is the cost of spending five hours in dialysis three times a week, the cost of a decreased life span with kidney failure, the cost of increased health risks with a lifetime of a suppressed immune system.

"I found a little paper card, a little pink card, and it said this entitles George W. Romney to a lifetime of a hamburger, a shake and French fries at McDonald's," Mr. Romney said.

A shot of Nessa's mother in her home (her face unseen but impassively in focus in the foreground), receiving a visit from Nessa (who is out of focus in the distance), captures in a glance a lifetime of a frayed relationship.

Then at the end of a lifetime of a satellite you're also responsible for de-orbiting it.

The radical has a lifetime of a few hours at neutral pH, but it reacts much faster at low and high pH.

It's a lifetime of an entire generation, and people associate Lenin's name with their own lives.

A lifetime of memories of a truly remarkable friend.

Not a lot for a lifetime of saving.

This remains, after a lifetime of reading, a mystery and a joy.

A deep loss after a lifetime of treasured memories.