Sentence examples for life stretched from inspiring English sources

I felt my whole life stretched out before me like an invisible buffet.

Benedetto Croce's life stretched from the early years of Italy's unification to the era of stability that followed World War II.

Inevitably for someone whose creative life stretched more than half a century, Ken Russell's long career had its peaks and troughs.

He looks 25 again, with the rest of his life stretched out before him, studded with promise and opportunity and, most of all, happiness and hope.

He uses the gloss of Hedda's surroundings to dissect her discontent and the surprise she feels at having ended up married to the wrong man, living the wrong life, stretched out on the wrong sofa because she made the wrong choices.

In Mishra's view, Voltaire — whose long life stretched from 1694 to 1778 — was the hyper-rationalist philosophe who brought hostility to religion out into the open in eighteenth-century France, and practiced a callow élitist progressivism that produced Rousseau's romantic search for old-fashioned community.

But not because I'm a young teenage girl with my life stretching out before me.

Mrs. Chelminska has tended bar her whole adult life, stretching back to her youth in Communist Poland.

The protagonist, Sonny Lamb, was a rancher from West Texas who represented House District 74, which, in real life, stretches across thirty-seven thousand square miles.

Piggott's life – stretching from 11 champion jockey titles and 30 Classic victories to a tangled personal life and being jailed for tax evasion – has always been compelling and prickly.

The build quality is solid, it looks decent, the battery life stretches to almost two days without having to activate battery saving modes and the screen is very good.