Sentence examples for life long ago from inspiring English sources
In "Mars Could Have Supported Life Long Ago, NASA Says," Kenneth Chang writes about scientists' belief that life could have existed on Mars three billion years ago — and might even exist today underneath the planet's surface.
His itinerant life long ago earned him the nickname the Gypsy of the Blues.
In her mind, she lost the battle of her life long ago.
When she's old enough to understand, tell her how her Grammy loved you back to life long ago.
Surely one reason is that life long ago crawled out of the sea and began the land voyage that ultimately brought about human beings.
The answers could shed light on the planet's potential to support life – even if that was just microbial life – long ago.
Such, dear reader, was West Side life long, long ago.
The food queues, which were a hallmark of Soviet life, vanished long ago.
John and Jacque Jarve of Atherton, California, who established a scholarship to change lives, are a long distance from the life John long ago left behind.
The American University of Beirut (AUB), for example, began life as long ago as 1866; the American University in Cairo (AUC) was founded in 1919; the American College of Greece traces its origins to 1875, in Asia Minor.
