Sentence examples for close to a lifetime from inspiring English sources

After something perilously close to a lifetime, I would see where Mary Plain, Friska and Little Wool once lived.

After all, the great man -- Irving was all anyone needed to say in 1936 -- died close to a lifetime ago.

In many American states, a voter could go close to a lifetime and not meet a presidential candidate.

It takes seconds to learn Sensi's controls – and nowhere close to a lifetime to master them.

It took me a close to a lifetime to get there.

Paynter's winnings of $600,000 put him close to a lifetime earnings figure of $1 million, at $952,224, considered impressive for a three-year-old horse who did not race as a two-year-old.

Few in education perceive anything close to a similar lifetime return on training in education leadership.

To get there in anywhere close to a human lifetime, spacecraft will need to travel a substantial fraction of light-speed 10 light-speed 10%aft to Alpha Centauri in 44 years.

Women have close to a 100% lifetime risk of malignancy, as the risk of breast cancer at <50 years is higher than that for BRCA1/2.

Later in the show, Diana Ross presented Swift the Dick Clark Award of Excellence, the closest thing to a lifetime achievement award a 24-year-old can likely win.

Probably a million years is too close to his lifetime, if you could call it life, what he goes through.