Sentence examples for latest lifetime from inspiring English sources

That's the setup for "Girl, Positive," the latest Lifetime Original Movie, a dramatized public service announcement whose premiere tonight loosely coincides with National H.I.V. Testing Day on Wednesday.

The fall in power prices in the UK and continental Europe that has influenced the latest lifetime cost assessment for Hinkley is also responsible for some of the financial difficulties at EDF.

His latest lifetime began after Sept. 11, 2001, when his brother Gary, a Lehman Brothers employee who worked on the 40th floor of the north tower of the World Trade Center, was diverted by the police on his way into the building and survived.

The latest: a Lifetime TV series called The Lottery about the ultimate birth dearth -- a world in which no one is capable of having children -- no way, no how.

Their latest is "LifeTimes" (Blue Forest), an energetic tribute album that's sure to provide some of the repertory here.

Kevin Boyle took his own life after being diagnosed with diabetes, the latest in a lifetime of physical setbacks, and one he feared might take away his opportunity of doing what he lived for, cooking, and moreover, cooking with Jamie.

Winning the presidency would be the latest in a lifetime of dramatic, self-induced transformations.

Convinced she can win the latest in a lifetime of battles, she speaks in a voice that, although weakened, is as full of defiance as it was when she laid down her mission statement with X-Ray Spex's 1977 debut single, Oh Bondage, Up Yours! "Some people think that little girls should be seen and not heard," it began.

"Scandal" star Kerry Washington was on hand for the crowning of the latest winner on Lifetime's "Project Runway".

"It's a little late in my lifetime to start a profession," he said dryly.

In one of the signal moments of the greatest talk show in my lifetime, "Late Night With David Letterman," on NBC, Cher called the host a big jerk.