'fulfil life' is not correct in written English.
To use the word 'fulfil' correctly, you should use the verb form 'fulfill' (fulfill life). You can use this phrase when talking about accomplishing a particular goal or ambition, such as "He wanted to fulfill life by working hard and achieving his dreams."
I got my opportunity to play in the NRL and fulfil a life's dream off the back of that and it's worked really well for me".
This is why the main character, a 65-year-old Neapolitan called Jep Gambardella, masterfully played by the award-winning actor Toni Servillo, is constantly looking for new ways to fulfil his life, as if the best part has already gone.
Peter sees that almost everyone except himself and Tilte has an elephant – a passion or vocation that disrupts relationships and calls its owner to break rules and laws to fulfil a life's ambition.
This is an effect of having the opportunity to fulfil more life cycles and also simply having the time to spread further.
One GP said that confrontation with dying patients had changed her view on the tasks one is given to fulfil in life.
Health is thus seen not only to reflect the absence of disease but also encompasses aspects such as capacity to fulfil vital life goals [ 2] and psychological well-being and outlook [ 3].
The Tories say their policy would help parents fulfil their life-long wish to provide for their children.
In Biggins's view, "Caz is very driven: he sees himself as having a quest to fulfil in his life that outweighs everything".
It was three months after giving birth to Oscar that Wright felt there was something else she needed to fulfil in her life.
This was the eagle putt that gave Lee Westwood the outright lead of the 142nd Open yesterday and offered the promise that he might just fulfil his competitive life.
