Sentence examples for lifelong aim from inspiring English sources

This synaesthesia seems part of a lifelong aim to get painting airborne, to make it more alive in as many senses and dimensions as possible.

Grainger established the museum – which is still in operation – as part of his lifelong aim to become recognised as Australia's first significant composer, though he left the continent as a teenager and spent the majority of his life in London and the small town of White Plains outside New York.

His lifelong aim was to "save the hearts and brains of those too young to die".

Since then Choying has travelled far and wide without losing sight of her lifelong aim to educate girls, especially from poorer backgrounds.

Mr. Torrey, considered the first professional botanist in America because he was paid to lecture at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, had a student, Asa Gray, who joined him in a lifelong project aimed at identifying and cataloging all the flora of North America.

The vocational training cluster can be considered different than lifelong learning aiming to connect education and learning with the career options and the workplace environment of the trainees.

Lifelong protection "The aim this year is to reach 686,464 children mainly from rural areas with three doses of the vaccine," said the Provincial Director of Health, Anderson Kahindi.

Long-lived infrastructure is of value when aiming for lifelong EHRs, and by using web technology systems may have potential to evolve gracefully as long as the web does.

It also motivated the rebranding of the charity I help to organise: Silverfit is aimed at promoting lifelong fitness.

The course aims to nurture lifelong learning skills as well as an understanding of state of the art methods in computer graphics.

Identifying the molecular mechanisms that underlie aging and their pharmacological manipulation are key aims for improving lifelong human health.