Sentence examples for impart life from inspiring English sources

How can one impart life lessons from a life he has barely lived?

Fathers use golf to impart life lessons; sons, to bridge the generational - or emotional - divide.

"Professional sports is entertainment," said Mr. Thompson, author of "The Double-Goal Coach" (Harperresource Book, 2003), about how coaches of youth sports can impart life lessons.

When it comes to choosing either a set position or total flexibility, a good youth coach "must work toward an optimal level of chaos," said Jim Thompson, founder and executive director of the Positive Coaching Alliance, which is based at Stamford University, and author of "The Double-Goal Coach," (Harperresource Book, 2003), a book about how coaches of youth sports can impart life lessons.

For this reason, cricket provides an ideal platform to impart life-saving HIV information to diverse audiences.

The UNICEF-supported Bashy ('party') Bus is the colourful 'bus with a difference' that travels to schools and communities across this island nation to impart life-saving messages.

While Mr. Crace is imparting life, even jaunty life, to dissolution he is introducing death repeatedly into the knottily individual lives of Celice, Joseph and those they know.

Now owned by the National Trust, Carlyles House is, like other such properties, occupied by a caretaker couple whose presence imparts life to what might otherwise feel like a fusty reliquary.

Mr. Jones, who wrote both book and lyrics for "Harold & Maude," displays his natural affinity for Maude and her feisty spirit in a series of solos or duets in which she imparts life lessons to her new acolyte.

There is only one God and he is the burnt yellow disc who imparts life: the Sun, the fiery orb with his licking arms.

And God will impart eternal life to your spirit.