Sentence examples for lifelong plan from inspiring English sources

"I saw that people are hungry for this celestial information, and I got the idea to incorporate the stargazing workshops into my lifelong plan for Woodhenge," he said.

In October 2010 she told a journalist she had lost "four pounds in four days" on the diet, which is a lifelong plan that takes weeks, often months, to reach one's desired weight.

As with other chronic diseases, each patient should make a lifelong plan for OP prevention and treatment.

"While some career politicians may be different, my voting record earlier in life is further proof that I'm not someone who ever set out on some flawless lifelong political plan to run for office".

It is a lifelong coverage plan with the ability to increase the cash-value amount tax-free.

As their annual reunion tradition comes to an end, three lifelong friends plan a night of debauchery and hilarity by searching for the Nutcracka Ball, the Holy Grail of Christmas parties in New York.

And along the way, state employees made big decisions (and built lifelong financial plans) based on retiring with a full pension that was promised to them in a contract that they say has the force of the state and federal constitutions standing behind it.

Basically, I was desperate to find my lifelong career plans in any and every place I could.

She and anarchist writer Alexander Berkman, her lover and lifelong friend, planned to assassinate industrialist and financier Henry Clay Frick as an act of propaganda of the deed.

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But in this former steel town once said to weigh Labour votes to speed up counting, the Labour leader found doubt in the shape of Bill Wilson, a lifelong Labour voter planning to say yes to independence in September's referendum.