Sentence examples for for a lifetime when from inspiring English sources
He taught me how to sell, and you can feed yourself for a lifetime when you know how to sell.
And some conditions need care for a lifetime, when with prenatal prevention they would never have happened.
She made you feel like you've known her for a lifetime when she spoke to you," Diane Vo Hawkins wrote on Facebook.
Based on their long experiences both in and out of romantic relationships, the fundamental lesson is this: You are much more likely to have a satisfying marriage for a lifetime when you and your mate are fundamentally similar.
Additional advantages of such treatments is that the timescale is not designed for a lifetime; when target body weight is achieved, the treatment can be stopped.
They are a one-time investment as they are extremely durable and last for a lifetime when oral hygiene is well maintained.
The website Jaunted said "the deal was first reported by TheFlightDeal in the earliest hours of Christmas (and) lasted for nearly 20 hours, a lifetime when it comes to 'mistake fares.'" For Etihad, the Forbes story said, "the best outcome of this fare sale may be the positive press that it receives from stepping into the limelight and honoring the airfare". And that is what Etihad has done.
Those were the days when a university degree automatically guaranteed a successful career or at least an acceptable income, when the freshmen already had a fairly precise idea of their career path, when most of the graduates remained in one profession for a lifetime and when jobs were passed on from father to son.
My biggest memory, which I will remember for a lifetime, was when I went up the steps.
The next manager he mentioned was Mauricio Pochettino, however, who has not exactly been at Tottenham for a lifetime, and when the only other example he could think of was Jürgen Klopp, just over a year at Liverpool and top of the league, he quickly changed tack and began to claim it was the lack of European involvement that was enabling Liverpool and Chelsea to do so well.
The spike in toxic pollution raises questions about the public health risks posed by the ageing coal-fired plant, which was slated for a 50-year lifetime when acquired by AGL in September 2014.
