Sentence examples similar to lifetime expanse from inspiring English sources

EAST PRAIRIE, Mo .— Ruben Bennett, his back bent and his fingers gnarled from a lifetime of labor, has lived all of his 88 years on an expanse of rich farmland here, just below where the Ohio River pours into the Mississippi.

Where a prosperous factory -- the work of a lifetime -- had stood a moment before, there was now nothing left but an expanse of mud forming a black shroud for my son, his wife and my workmen.

"It's a huge expanse.

"I like the open expanse.

Most obvious is sheer territorial expanse.

By the end of the day, I'd had a good look at the Badlands, an expanse of buttes and ravines carved more than half a million years ago by the Little Missouri River, and covering thousands of square miles — a vista more majestic, it occurred to me, than several lifetimes' worth of truck commercials.

Lovely big expanse of blue.

Expanse is measured geographically, not intellectually.

A lifetime.

Lifetime ban?

"These are lifetime cures.