Sentence examples for from lifeline from inspiring English sources

That conviviality is missing from Lifeline.

"Oh, this is a nice one!" She played a few bars of what sounded like "Leaning on the Everlasting Arms," from "Lifeline," her 2004 album of gospel standards.

He will whisper the method for making gold richer, redder; the passing of real gold, true red gold, from hand to object, from lifeline to piece, real gold made precious by his almost-touching of it, made precious by his blood in it, his life in it.

Following legal advice from the outset from Lifeline's solicitor and further support from Queen's Counsel, the investigation continued and a process was followed to attempt to identify with the involvement of Rev Flowers, which of the expenses were reasonably incurred and which were not.

BBC Radio 5 live Morning Reports spoke to Dr Vivienne Nathanson, the BMA's Head of Science and Ethics and got the reaction of Mike Linnell from Lifeline, a charity that provides support for addicts.

The company recently closed a $4 million second venture round from Lifeline, which is an early-stage accelerator from one of the Jaiku co-founders and the CEO of Supercell that specializes in the Finnish market.

We used this as the basis to semi-automatically match the new data from LifeLines.

He was suspended from the Lifeline Project in 2004, where he was a trustee on the board of the organisation, the charity said.

Those palm readers predicting your age from your lifeline are making it up.

It's today announced $8 million of funding from Earlybird, Lifeline Ventures, Finnish Industry Investment, Draper Associates and Risto Siilasmaa, among others.

He said: "There will be 1,500 people in peril of being cut off from their lifeline roads to use high moorland routes going over the fells to get to the services they need".