Sentence examples for all lifelong from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that is the most important lesson all lifelong students of science must learn now.

But his many black supporters here -- all lifelong Democrats -- say they are more interested in his journey than his starting point.

Every Monday at Unite in central London, three men, all retired, all lifelong union members, work as volunteers, holding an advice centre for London hotel workers and representing them, if necessary, in disputes.

So, I'm calling on all lifelong Giants fans, Oakland A's fans, and all who love San Francisco Bay: Help stop greedy corporate outsiders from destroying the bay we've worked for 50 years to protect and restore.

The reference period to evaluate previous events varied across the cohorts, with the minimum of three years in the two SIDRIA cohorts and all lifelong history for the KORA cohort.

In an extension of this study an attempt was made to obtain smoking habit data directly from the spouses of all lifelong non-smoking lung cancer cases and of two lifelong non-smoking matched controls for each case.

They underline the rivets on her forehead that are, as she enters her 30s, a result of all this lifelong expressiveness.

• And finally, the greatest privilege of all: a lifelong relationship with Harvard's dedicated network of fund-raising cold-callers.

He is, after all, a lifelong insider who, with his squat frame and bulbous nose, looks more like a 1950s ward heeler than an archetypal president.

Besides, in the age of speed-dating and hook-ups, does the notion of a lifelong, all-consuming amour fou still have any real currency?

Jean-Paul Sartre, Friedrich Nietzsche and Roland Barthes all shared a lifelong devotion to the piano.