Sentence examples for life for some time from inspiring English sources

Although not common in Canada, they have been a judicial fact of life for some time.

I have observed and written about American life for some time.

The aftereffects of this campaign may befoul our civic life for some time to come.

Pape Mbaye (pronounced POP mm-BYE) had been living the Senegalese version of the high life for some time.

A lean economy looks set to be a way of life for some time, more so since George Osborne announced his intention to extend the deficit reduction plan until 2017.

With the fall of the Qing dynasty in 1911/12, it fell into disuse in official ceremony but remained in civil life for some time, especially in rural areas and in some traditional performing arts circles.

The problem is, you've been living a solitary life for quite some time, and can't be expected to jump right back into office banter.

The literature suggests that some patients who are discharged home do not return to normal quality of life immediately, and that health related quality of life suffers for some time after the acute symptoms have resolved [ 43, 44].

Some things will just become a way of life for quite some time, he said.

You end up having to break two bits of news if you leave it too late; the first being that you're gay and the second that you have been leading a double life for quite some time".

And this last suggestion is something that I am working on integrating into my own life for quite some time now -- over six months -- and yes, sometimes I do feel like it's getting worse rather than better, but it's normal.