Sentence examples for called lifetime from inspiring English sources

Next, Ms. Black says she will start a channel called Lifetime, Real Women.

'It was on a network called Lifetime, which is soft programming for women.

The new magazine, to be called Lifetime, is to be introduced next March as a bimonthly with a circulation of 500,000.

These reflect a set of standards called "Lifetime Homes", which are about designing homes that people can continue to live in as they become old and/or disabled.

The race to the bottom is on a luge called Lifetime Job Security, not Free Trade.

called Lifetime Movie Club, the service offers around 30 movies at launch for $3.99 per month.

So I ordered an American book first published in the 1980s, called Lifetimes.

He brings another, which just happened to be in the house, called "Lifetimes: The Beautiful Way to Explain Death to Children".

In this case the time constants τ n could not be called lifetimes or attributed to either Trp residue, whereas the sum of all exponential terms gave an excellent global fit to the time-resolved emission of the double-Trp protein in every part of the emission spectrum.

Instead, the owner Dan Snyder signed Green to what he called a "lifetime contract".

For years, Japanese manufacturers ducked downsizing, clinging to a social contract that called for lifetime employment.