After the election of George HW Bush in 1988, Mueller, a lifelong Republican, moved to the justice department in Washington, in short order taking charge of the criminal division, where he oversaw prosecutions of the Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega, the Pan Am flight 103 bombing suspects and organized crime cases.
In Japan I was stripsearched every time I returned to the country, three or four times a year – my lifelong tan moving the authorities to assume that I must be either Saddam Hussein's cousin or an illegal Iranian (or, worst of all, what I really am, a wandering soul with Indian forebears).
Schwarzenegger also talks freely of his lifelong ambitions to move to the United States, to be "the greatest, and being different from everybody else".
Come January, having sold her single-family home, the lifelong Brooklynite will move into a two-bedroom two-bath co-op she bought for the "high $300,000s" in an elevator building.
Linda followed her lifelong dream to move to Southern California and began her career in banking at Bank of California in Los Angeles.
After moving to the Upper West Side this year and fulfilling a lifelong dream of moving to Manhattan, I decided to participate in this summer's New York City Triathlon.
And while she's a lifelong Iowan, she moved to Ames, which is in the fourth district, in order to run.
A lifelong Catholic, he moved in his later years to Vezelay, where he lived near the town's exquisite Romanesque basilica of Sainte-Madeleine and became a devotee of Mary Magdalene.
But if the early-Victorian rooms lived up to her lifelong fantasies — "I moved to Manhattan literally to live in the apartment I have now," Ms. Levine declared — it did not quite fit her taste or needs.
After my mother died when I was 16, my dad fulfilled his lifelong dream and moved us from Hamden, a suburb of New Haven, to Manhattan and there raised me alone.
