Sentence examples for lifelong thing from inspiring English sources

"We worry that it's a lifelong thing," Elizabeth told me.

Hemophilia would be "a lifelong thing," said Jay Konduros.

A lifelong thing is lovely, but a one-night stand is also lovely.

It's been a lifelong thing, way pre the band," he says.

Beyond our desire for her recovery was the gratitude that this lifelong thing, whatever it would be called, would always be covered.

She said she had not intended to be on leave for two months, but noted that thyroid disease is "a lifelong thing" and that her doctors were frequently adjusting her medication.

For those who want a lasting, meaningful, lifelong relationship, things have to change.

"I've had a lifelong infatuation with things that don't come directly out of the Western Judeo-Christian tradition," Mr. Glass said.

She is the kind of student who decided to study Japanese in ninth grade, launching a lifelong interest in things Asian; who is described as composed and mature even in college; who has an uncanny knack for attracting mentors and admirers.

Fresh out of Wellesley College back in 1928, Kathryn Wasserman Davis rode on horseback deep into the Caucasus Mountains in search of adventure and an obscure Muslim tribe, subsisted on berries and goats, almost starved, and conceived a lifelong passion for things Soviet and Russian.

Being more aware can lead you to figuring out the answers to lifelong problems and things you might have otherwise avoided (because you're capable of handling it now).