Sentence examples for back into the lifetime from inspiring English sources
More significantly, it takes us back into the lifetime of Jesus himself.
Then, as Alastair Clark, a Sotheby's auctioneer, recently noted, the material goods carefully accumulated over a lifetime "go back into the slipstream," much as the furniture from the London apartment of the philanthropist Jayne Wrightsman did last month.
Lifetime fitness was estimated as Lifetime Reproductive Success (LRS), the sum of all recruits (offspring that recruited back into the breeding population) of both sexes produced during an individual's lifetime.
A single person's property, however, can be subject to all manner of taxes, or, in the case of Social Security payments, funneled back into the Federal trough in their entirety, regardless of total lifetime contributions.
I am trying to will myself back into the clamor of those years, the most vivid of my lifetime, yet out of reach.
Calcium is actively transported back into the sarcoplasmic reticulum in a highly energy-intensive process, awaiting release again after the next depolarization event, a cycle that repeats for the lifetime of the organism.
If only Benedict had seen Carlos' lifetime of kindness and generosity, perhaps he could have done as the stepfather did and welcomed Carlos back into the fold.
Right back into the depression.
The crowd was back into the game.
Some brokers find it frustrating that buildings are deciding to put replacement equipment back into the areas that flooded, pointing out that it is perhaps wrong to assume the storm was a once-in-a-lifetime event.
