Sentence examples for lifeline first from inspiring English sources

"Lifeline" first surfaced in February 2007.

Boyd passed up an opportunity, shooting wide at the end of a mazy run, before Bolton were handed a lifeline in first-half stoppage time.

"Lifeline" is the second episode of the fourth season, and the 62nd episode overall, of the science fiction television series Stargate Atlantis.

Alas, he didn't know the answer to the tsetse fly question and chose to use his first lifeline.

Sunderland's first lifeline did not come until the 73rd minute, when Craig Gardner's 25-yard free-kick deflected off Fortuné, standing in the wall, to fly into the West Brom goal.

The Lifeline program was first established during the Reagan Administration to provide discounted telephone service for low-income Americans.

However the relatively brief support lifeline for its first product has clearly angered some in its community, with expressions of disappointment and anger on display in the comments on van Abel's post.

This was a lifeline for the first newspapers which were in truth not very interesting: a turgid litany of battles and diplomatic comings and goings that would have been hard going to the uninitiated.

From message boards to meetings, they're a vital and valuable lifeline during those first few frightening months.

When Tracfone received the very first Lifeline waiver to provide wireless services, it offered only 68 minutes per month for the same $9.25 subsidy in place today.

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