Sentence examples for life's course from inspiring English sources

Asked to name a teacher who had influenced her life's course, she said there was "no one who was transformative".

At their side are snacks like hummus and melon slices, and cellphones, to help them make sure their grown children are proceeding uneventfully on life's course.

Undue restrictions on the right to abortion, Ginsburg wrote, violate "a woman's autonomy to determine her life's course, and thus to enjoy equal citizenship stature".

Abortion rights, Ginsburg went on, hinge "on a woman's autonomy to determine her life's course, and thus to enjoy equal citizenship stature".

That, and a dark epiphany during a bombing run over Brandenburg, Germany, Garry Davis later wrote, would alter his life's course.

Amid escalating quarrels with her lovers and her government-censor father (Rutger Hauer), the poet witnesses an unconscionable event that will alter her life's course.

After amicably parting company with Marshall, Crenshaw made Detroit his home base (with wife Tammy), plotted his life's new course - and, he employed the non-musical side of his brain to make a living, eventually returning to school.

Of course, life's events form each of us.

Currently it focuses exclusively on the value of education for younger students, ignoring the possible health and economic benefits of taking post-secondary classes across one's life course, including later in life.

With a retrospective of his life's work, of course.

While job security is crucial to the western Germans' idea of achievement and as a foundation for family formation in a sequential pattern, in eastern Germany, job security is only one of the parallel paths in one's life course and thus investments in one's job and private life are conducted in parallel.