The phrase "life circle" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to the journey one takes throughout life, from birth to death, in a metaphorical sense. For example, "John's life circle was filled with joy, pain, and many wonderful experiences."
In it, Kyle places Lisa into his "Love of My Life" Circle while Lisa puts Kyle in her own unfortunately named "Creepers" Circle.
If female worms meet water, they will discharge their larvae and setting off a new life circle.
Her gracious warmth, thoughtfulness and loyalty was extended to all those fortunate enough to be in her life circle.
The show seemed to contain her life circle: where she now lives in the gritty edginess of Dalston, in London's rundown East End — even if Ms. Rocha has just moved into a spanking new studio, with her tiny work force creating crochet craftwork under framed images of Francis Bacon's gut-wrenching art.
The life circle of CWSN under TEEN is longer than that under LEACH.
We do not intend to track the life circle of an OSN.
In night life circles, "French" is not a euphemism for pretentious white tablecloth dining, but a buzzword for debauchery.
Tales of Birbiglia's romantic life circled and built into a powerful denouement that surprised and delighted.
Moore is virtually teetotal these days — he is instead a high-functioning stoner — but for much of his childhood his family life circled around the Old Black Lion.
Freud suggests, for instance, that family life circles back and forth from murderous wishes to sexual impulses; or when discussing the unconscious, that we are constantly working to sabotage what we think of as our own best interests.
I grew up online because I never felt socially accepted in "real life" circles.
