Sentence examples for lifelong succession from inspiring English sources
At age 10, Drino bought the hulk of a 1929 Model A sports coupe for $10 – the first in a lifelong succession of automotive puzzles he took apart and reassembled.
While Dave remained fully engaged in contemporary public health, he was a lifelong supporter of succession planning, long before the term was invented.
Succession stopped at success.
Ms. Griffith, a lifelong resident of East Harlem, attended Career Blazers, a job training program, and landed a succession of office jobs.
Or Arthur Seldon, educated in state schools in east London with a succession of foster parents, and Marjorie Seldon, brought up by a communist father and writer, whose lifelong battle was for parental choice and a market in which schools had to prove themselves worthy to their students by their commitment and excellence?
The Brights were Quakers, and John was educated at a succession of Quaker schools in the north of England, where, instead of receiving a classical education, he developed a lifelong love of the Bible and of the 17th-century English Puritan poets (especially Milton), a love often revealed in his speeches.
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