Sentence examples for form a lifetime from inspiring English sources

These three characteristics can form a lifetime of memories and will replay in our hearts for an eternity.

In Yellowstone, he met and formed a lifetime friendship with Horace M. Albright, the park superintendent who would become a driving force in the conservation movement and was one of Mr. Rockefeller's two acknowledged mentors.

She formed a lifetime friendship with Coolbrith.

It's not that they don't exist, but they usually come in the form of a Lifetime movie and have some sort of abuse attached to them.

Mr. Najera was there, dressed in a button-down shirt and pressed blue jeans, to receive official thanks -- in the form of a lifetime bus pass -- for having averted disaster.

Structural proteins of the eye lens have to be maintained in a functional form over a lifetime.

Yet it is this same gendered experience that is responsible for the intensity of the friendship between the girls, and its many forms over a lifetime.

Given that my exercise habits can be best described as erratic and my eating habits have been formed by a lifetime of dieting and falling off the wagon, it felt sensible to draft in some help.

Most nights, the place was filled with the clientele typical of a Midwestern dive: white men with hunched shoulders from days spent labouring and nights planted on a barstool; women whose makeup failed to mask deep wrinkles formed by a lifetime inside clouds of cigarette smoke.

Most nights, the place was filled with the clientele typical of a Midwestern dive: white men with hunched shoulders from days spent laboring and nights planted on a barstool; women whose makeup failed to mask deep wrinkles formed by a lifetime inside clouds of cigarette smoke.

Dietary habits formed over a lifetime were difficult to change.