Sentence examples for it lasts a lifetime from inspiring English sources
They value quality, which means a wardrobe has to be solid wood, so it lasts a lifetime.
IF learning how to cook is easy enough for a child to do (and it is), the continuing-education portion of it lasts a lifetime.
"You cross your fingers and hope it lasts a lifetime," she said, and so "a perfect 10, times 3" suggests good luck.
Sometimes it lasts a lifetime and sometimes it lasts a couple of months," he says, with rather more surety than that sentence deserves.
"It can work out as better value in the long run to buy a slightly more expensive sofa if it lasts a lifetime," he says.
And it lasted a lifetime or an eternity.
The call felt like it lasted a lifetime, and as soon as I said my goodbyes to the team, I closed my laptop, stood up, and let out some sort of guttural growl/yell combination so loud that my rat terrier, Bruce, jumped from his bed and sprinted upstairs for safety.
"It is not just the immediate harm; it is something that lasts a lifetime".
She added: "Most people will at some point have a liaison with a colleague, whether it lasts a night or a lifetime, so it is sensible for companies to have policies in place to try to prevent any problems which may arise as a result".
