Sentence examples for life to develop from inspiring English sources

"My musical identity has taken my entire life to develop," Mr. Clapton said.

A former electrical engineer at I.B.M., he left corporate life to develop his idea for a holographic lens.

And WB has said it is working with the rapper-turned-preacher MC Hammer, who appeared in "The Surreal Life," to develop a scripted situation comedy based on his family's life.

"It is perfectly plausible to uphold a scientific account of how natural laws allowed the universe and life to develop and to believe that a deity created those laws".

The profusion of vegetation types and a variety of relief have allowed a great diversity of animal life to develop and have permitted animals to survive there that elsewhere are extinct.

"It's not always possible to dedicate time outside your working life to develop these social activities," she says, "And we get people who come to choir rehearsals and then go back to their desks to work afterwards, but at least they've spent a couple of hours doing something completely different".

After Sidney's death in 1992, Mary devoted the rest of her life to developing the work of the trust.

During the subsequent 26 years, he devoted his professional life to developing and establishing a world-class centre for cardio thoracic surgery.

One of the last surviving disciples of Frank Lloyd Wright, Soleri dedicated his life to developing this self-sufficient off-grid community around a model of low-impact environmental design that he termed "arcology" – a fusion of architecture and ecology.

A prominent surgeon, a former Director of Cancer Research at the Catholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens, NY, and a former U.S. Army Medical Corps Captain, Dan devoted his professional life to developing better medicines for the treatment of cancer, especially breast cancer.

In effect, the resort is the Hotel Portillo, owned by ecology-minded North American Henry Purcell, who has devoted much of his life to developing lifts and pistes on the steep surrounding mountainsides.