Sentence examples for its life span from inspiring English sources

As a fashion trophy, "the item has a shelf life in my mind; once it runs its life span, I don't want to see it again".

It increases its life span too.

It spends most of its life span of 35 to 40 years underground.

And later on in its life span, how should it be pickled so that I can use it during the winter?

That seems somewhat reasonable given that it's trying to be a new form of communication and that it is still very early in its life span.

It is from 10 feet to three stories high, and its life span is a week to several months.

However, the extensive oxide exfoliation of this material may suppress its life-span and potential applications.

Importantly, it has a low detection limit of 1.2 × 10− 7 M and its life-span is 22 days.

Of course, the distribution of housing stock among different periods of construction depends on the building rate as well as its life-span.

For the time being many power plants are at the end of its life-span and need to be replaced by others.

Its formation is a non-synchronous process and its life-span is assumed to last no more than 10 days [ 7].