Sentence examples for her life span from inspiring English sources

Over the two or three years of her life span she produces about half a million eggs.

But they also would limit her life span, doctors told her, giving her about 20 more years to live.

And she just had this incredible desire to be immortal, knowing that she was on a very short string in terms of her life span".

The narrator's grandmother in "Dreams of My Russian Summers" had "the advantage of concentrating within her life span the crucial moments in the history of our century".

My grandmother is the last of the European-born Leyners, and there's an anthropological imperative to get her story before it's too late — her life span is already way off the actuarial charts.

So, too, a stark numerical 2012 analysis of lifestyle, health and death statistics from a large group of Australian adults concluded that every hour that someone spent watching television — a widely accepted marker of sitting time — after the age of 25 reduced his or her life span by almost 22 minutes.

Born in 1898, her life spanned three centuries.

All the same, her life spanned two world wars and in many ways mirrored her time; Grenville's biography skilfully places Nance within the larger frame of the 20th century.

The study "points to the importance of understanding a woman's reproductive environment over her life-span," said Harlow, who also works on menstrual cycles.

But such tricks may harm the female's interest, says biologist Andrew Clark of Pennsylvania State University in University Park; cranking up egg production may reduce her life-span and staying single could prevent her from choosing the most interesting mates.

Because Inventing Mary Martin has nothing on its mind other than sending the subject a love letter (as Justin West projects images of her over her 1913-1990 life span), Adams, Graae, Halliday and Skinner are barely asked to stop short of clutching their hearts as illustration of their devotion--and of Cole's--to the lady.