Sentence examples for become a lifetime from inspiring English sources

I'd like to become a Lifetime movie".

It has effectively become a lifetime appointment, vacated only by retirement or death.

Last November Sara Feinberg, 29, a Brooklyn public defender, paid $3,200 upfront to become a lifetime member.

"I become a Lifetime Network, so to speak, and we'll do a revenue share," Mr. Tosto explained.

Rodgers may have feared that he was destined to become a lifetime assistant coach in the National Basketball Association.

He received compensation, but it was a pitiful recompense for what's become a lifetime of chronic ill-health, and there is a clear and powerful undercurrent of anger in Landy and his work that is borne of his father's experience.

Later, though, he becomes a lifetime sound bite, yelling "knock it off" to a reporter, his immaturity becoming a headline.

The "Job" became a lifetime career.

The habit, she says, became a lifetime one.

Even throughout her illness she played consistently and became a Lifetime Silver Grandmaster.

In 2009, with no obvious candidate, the award somehow became a lifetime achievement gong for Ryan Giggs.