Sentence examples for facing lifetime from inspiring English sources

Lisette was Pascale's own daughter's third-grade teacher at Public School 58, and she was facing lifetime imprisonment for killing her two children, who were four months and four years old, in July 2012.

Bell and five of his fellow African American high school students, ranging from 15 to 17 years of age, are facing lifetimes behind bars for a schoolyard fight incident.

The men, both fired after the leak, also may face lifetime bars from the banking industry.

They face lifetime bans from the event, the Chinese Xinhua news agency reported.

And even then, they often faced lifetime limits on their coverage.

All four are charged with various breaches of the IAAF's code of ethics and could face lifetime bans with a decision expected in early January.

In addition to emergency hospital care, survivors of gunshot injuries face lifetime medical care costs, including readmission to the hospital and nursing care.

The letter was also addressed to the team manager Johan Bruyneel, the team doctors Pedro Celaya and Luis Garcia del Moral, the consulting doctor Michele Ferrari and the team trainer Pepi Marti, who also face lifetime bans for being part of a doping conspiracy.

A 2017 Brookings analysis estimated that 109 million people would face lifetime limits on their coverage without the health law, with some companies saying they would cover no more than $1 million in medical bills per employee.

One in 10 people faces lifetime costs of more than £100,000.

Rangers have warned supporters they face lifetime bans from Ibrox if they bring the club into disrepute with offensive chants.