Sentence examples for life passage from inspiring English sources

Menopause, circa 2001, is no longer a life passage.

Jake might be looking forward to this next life passage, but he had no comment on the matter.

Later, at the cafe, over champagne and a vegetable frittata, she talked about her "life passage" from private spy to public figure.

To judge by the latest flurry of celebrity journalism and fashion advertising, for many women in the public eye becoming a mom is not just a momentous life passage but an opportunity to shine.

A Baboon's Life Passage To the Editor: Re "How Baboons Think (Yes, Think)" (Oct . 9: Nicholas Wade discusses the theory of the mind, the ability to infer what another animal does or does not know.

For Max, the added effort of coördinating his inner age with the world's expectations of his outer shell gives his life passage a heightened focus and alertness; whatever his woes, he is spared the boredom of settling into an allotted spot and growing old in it.

He was hailed as a hero and awarded a Bible and free life-time passage on the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's ships.

The shaman's assistance is necessary at the three great life passages: birth, marriage, and death.

As the story unfolds, Ariel goes through several life passages, including his marriage to Sandra (Julieta Díaz), a law student who teaches Pilates, and fatherhood.

His series of paintings and drawings of his mother, begun in 1970 and continuing until the day after her death in 1989, are particularly frank and dramatic studies of intimate life passages.

Consulting a fortune-teller is common among ordinary people, who may seek advice at crucial life passages like graduation or marriage, or ask for help with depression or career troubles.