Sentence examples for a lifetime running from inspiring English sources

Another writes of his father, alone, on a remote French mountaintop where he has taken refuge after a lifetime running from memories of wartime betrayals and everyone close to him.

He spent a lifetime running for election in the constituencies of political titans for the sheer spectacle of being able to stand next to the likes of Harold Wilson, Margaret Thatcher, Tony Benn and John Major at the counts, with a stupid hat, leopard skin jacket and occasionally an inflatable skeleton.

I just can't believe it's go Though it seems strange to say I never been laid so low In such a mysterious way And the course of a lifetime runs Over and over again.

"I had been on a lifetime run of drugs, alcohol and partying.

Adam Bain tweeted the news Wednesday, saying that after "six years and a once-in-a-lifetime run," he told Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey that he was "ready to change gears and do something new outside the company".

Labels will show the lifetime running costs of products to encourage customers to purchase goods that are more energy efficient.

Only one battery lifetime running at 25 °C was used to train the network, and it is likely that this prediction model is overfit.

This is certainly the biggest bombshell in "Salinger," one that seems to confirm that the notoriously moody wordsmith continued to write steadily after the last published short story of his lifetime ran in a 1965 issue of the New Yorker.

After a lifetime of running around the world, I had finally found my ultimate race.

Last August, Lifetime ran "Russian Dolls," which aimed to do for the Russians of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, what "Jersey Shore" did for Italians.

The satellite's designed lifetime ran out in 2007, and Rignot says that while NASA missions have a good track record of outliving their wear-out dates, "there's no approved follow-on mission for GRACE".