"given their life" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe someone's situation or experiences. For example: "The children had been through so much hardship, given their life in the inner-city."
And there is nothing more sobering than signing a letter of condolence to the family of serviceman or woman who has given their life for our country.
The IAAF regulations were an acceptable compromise because, now, when I watch the 800m I think there are so many other athletes who have given their life to win this medal.
Whether it allows me a moment to reflect on my late grandfather's World War II experience, my playing days representing Team USA, watching highlights of Olympic triumph or defeat, or taking a moment to remember those veterans who have given their life for our country or those in the military who are working tirelessly to protect us right now, I'm a patriot.
Given their life safety nature fire alarm systems are starting to utilize IP-based functionality and should be integrated with other systems within a smart building.
They find it works for them, given their life circumstances.
This is especially the case with Supreme Court Appointments given their life tenure once confirmed.
I don't think they will be ready to give their life.
"There's no way to put it in words when somebody just basically gives their life for your life.
"I don't think they will be ready to give their life," he said of the players.
And then there is a surprisingly large number of fathers who actually give their life for their offspring.
"There's nothing we can do to bring back somebody that gave their life for us," he said.
