Sentence examples for given a lifelong from inspiring English sources

There are the two children in Pennsylvania who were given a lifelong gagging order over talking about fracking after a settlement with an oil and gas company.

Here, Mountstuart is given a lifelong compatriot, the pointedly named Peter Scabius, a novelist devised to remind us that success is so often bestowed on those whose personal conduct would seem to warrant it least.

It isn't just the thud of the insultingly self-evident: "In the end, I think you either cheat or you don't," or the over-obvious emotional arithmetic: an unmarried lover shoulders the guilt more easily "because he is betraying a stranger rather than the person to whom he gave a lifelong vow".

Some new skills together can bring us close to our children and give a lifelong relationship.

The early interest in cowboy songs and jazz had given Killen a lifelong fascination with America.

Being uprooted from his birthplace has given him a lifelong sense of loss.

I'm usually quite lazy about things like that but it's given me a lifelong healthy habit.

My parents had some hippyish views and they tried to stop me having toy guns which of course has given me a lifelong fascination with weaponry.

This has given him a lifelong hatred of bullies, which explains, he says, why he wound up in a job where he often stands with a small company assailing a larger one.

Concentrating in History has not only given me a lifelong appreciation for historical analysis but also training in the same kinds of skills I rely on every day as a lawyer.

He said that experience had given him a lifelong sympathy for the "eternally displaced" and a "desire to advance peace and thus help others who have gone through similar experiences".