Sentence examples for life's first from inspiring English sources

The amazing Hal Elrod said in an interview, "When the alarm clock goes off in the morning, it's life's first gift to you.

But it's also life's first challenge or test.

It's too early to tell whether our industrious choices, mere extensions of our old family ties to aerobic chemoheterotrophy, will lead to a major ecological catastrophe on par with life's first flirtation with dioxygen, but history tells us that there's a pretty good chance life will rebound as it always has after being pushed to the near brink.

So when the gilded charm of power has been unwisely abandoned, Lear is undone by life's first petty affront, and the real nature of the man is revealed: he's a spoiled child, in essence, unequipped to deal with even the most sensible of requests.

If this was my mental life's first twinkling, so be it.

By 1977, sloppy ball control was life's first lesson that pleasure might come at a cost.

Mr. Dörig, 45, is Swiss Life's third chief executive this year.

Studies show that people remember the details of their first kiss more clearly than they do of any other of life's firsts; including first sexual experience.

Certainly, a great deal of pain and hardship can accompany life's third act (and, for that matter, any of its acts).

Does Du Pont genuinely empathise with poor Mark, who has been one of life's second bananas and is deeply moved and grateful for this chance?

Illustrating their conclusion were pictures of bikini-clad women on the precipice of life's fifth decade side by side with those of women younger by half.