Sentence examples for gain a lifetime from inspiring English sources

"Every four years, some of us who type for a living lose about three weeks of our lives to gain a lifetime of experiences.

To my initial "extreme, 'seething' anger" and eventual "silent resignation," I was never PayPal'd "six-figures" nor, to my knowledge, did I gain "a lifetime supply of Xanax".

Start young (between age 8 and 11), return every summer, make long-term best friends and gain a lifetime of confidence.

Written and directed by Maggie Carey, "The To-Do List" stars Aubrey Plaza as Brandy Klark, a recent high school grad who hopes to gain a lifetime of sexual experience during the summer before college.

In one estimate, Avery and Turner calculated that the average man who earned a college degree in 1978 gained a lifetime earnings advantage of $360,000 over his high-school-graduate peers.

He earned his musicians' union card at 16 and quickly found himself working three jobs a day in nightclubs, concert halls and society gatherings, "gaining a lifetime of professional experience in a few short years," he later wrote in JazzTimes.

In one day alone, AlphaGo was able to play itself more than a million times, gaining more practical experience than a human player could hope to gain in a lifetime.

To date, only a few studies have been able to disentangle the effects of weight at different ages vs weight gain over a lifetime, indicating no differential effect on breast cancer risk (Trentham-Dietz et al, 1997; Morimoto et al, 2002; Radimer et al, 2004), or the tendency that weight gained after age 50 confers an increased risk (Friedenreich et al, 2002).

But perhaps what is as depressing for Mr. Ratner is watching the gains of a lifetime drain away.

PARIS -- Across Western Europe, the "lifestyle superpower," the assumptions and gains of a lifetime are suddenly in doubt.

For a human, episodic memory is a memory of past experiences that one gains over a lifetime.