Sentence examples for life's stage from inspiring English sources

With increased life expectancies, our elderly citizens (I'm 83) are planning accordingly to exit their time on life's stage gracefully -- and, it is hoped, painlessly.

Blaser says these tend to occur only late in life, and he makes the rather breathtaking suggestion that this microbe's evolutionary role might be to help shuffle us off life's stage once our childbearing years have passed.

They were past masters when it came to keeping secrets, and taking calculated risks; they were also actors on life's stage, with a strong sense of showmanship, and a flair for intrigue and subterfuge.

Prague the old crone, Prague the container of burned-out dreams and passions, Prague the circle that confines, Prague the most beautiful set; Prague, in the phrase of Ernst Pawel, one of Kafka's best biographers, "his life's stage".

And when it gets really humiliating on life's stage, sometimes it forces you to get sober.

This study by Tiepolo is in line with his choice of noble figures, in this case the holder of knowledge and experience as he might appear on life's stage in some elaborate production with a huge cast.

My three children have been the mainstay through my life's stages – I think that my mother was right!

It defines life's stages, starting with a gift of red rice or rice with red azuki beans at the birth of a child.

The book — many of whose chapters began as essays in The New Yorker, where Lepore is a staff writer — progresses chronologically through life's stages, from pre-conception to post-mortality.

Progressing through life's stages — investigating the surprising origins of board games, breast pumps and cryonics along the way — Lepore's intellectual history shows how America has wrestled with birth, childhood, work, marriage, old age and death.

We can identify so well with life's stages, its highs and its incredible lows, but Browning nails her subject to the wall in language we find ourselves totally understanding.