Sentence examples for exclusive lifetime from inspiring English sources

Scott's previous record company, Savoy Records, said it had an exclusive, lifetime contract with him, and the company blocked Scott's efforts to release new records for nearly 20 years.

Risks for cumulative exposure (pack-years) to specific smoking types (cigarette: filtered/unfiltered, Chinese long-stem pipe, and water pipe) were characterised and compared in separate reduced data sets for each type, which included exclusive lifetime smokers of each type and non-smokers.

"I was offered an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, but was sworn to secrecy.

In contrast, exclusive use of estrogens during lifetime seems not to be associated with an increased BC risk.

24 To increase reliability and validity, the Autism-Tics, ADHD and other Comorbidities inventory was constructed so as not to disclose which questions pertain to which disorder, to be administered by laymen over the phone and thus be independent of clinical preference or knowledge, to avoid adherence to mutually exclusive criteria, and to evaluate lifetime presence of symptoms and behaviours.

Among the many allegations are that he extorted a bribe in exchange for a city job, as well as a lifetime membership to an exclusive club that had been seeking building permits.

The advantages of The Ritz-Carlton Rewards program are perhaps nowhere more evident than in its exclusive experiences -- once-in-a-lifetime adventures available to members that would not be available for purchase.

Current smokers were categorised into two groups: 'filter-exclusive smokers' comprised men who were lifetime smokers of filter cigarettes; 'mixed or nonfilter smokers' were men who had smoked nonfilter cigarettes at some point.

Once exclusive hot, must-see, once-in-a-lifetime Shangri-La-like dream destinations like: Angkor, Venice, Machu Picchu, Galapagos, and the Louvre (you name it), all have skyrocketing demand.

President Barack Obama's super exclusive birthday celebration was the party of a lifetime, according to Ava DuVernay.

The sub-categories of lifetime analgesic use are not mutually exclusive.