Sentence examples for lifetime home from inspiring English sources

All 300 of his lifetime home runs have come for Houston.

In 2005, two years after he resigned, he collected $6.1 million, a record severance package from a university, including deferred compensation and a lifetime home in Brookline.

Gregor Mendel, the monk-geneticist, worked on his theory of heredity (1865) in the monastery at Brno, and the city was the lifetime home of the composer Leoš Janáček.

Even so, they then had to watch as Mr Bonds beat the lifetime home run tally (714) of one of the game's icons, Babe Ruth, to become the second ranking home-run-hitter ever.

It is easy to see why Darryl would feel at home here, where he is measured by his devotion to family rather than by his lifetime home run total.

His lifetime home batting average was.359, and his lifetime away batting average was.358.358

In some way, we almost knew about Roger in advance, the way we've always known that the lifetime home-run mark, "baseball's most hallowed record," has been rubberized in the cause of higher numbers.

Another hope is for less piety, a shift in the altogether mystifying popular notion that the lifetime home-run mark is somehow sacrosanct — "baseball's most hallowed record," as the news reports called it the other day.

The image may not hold up, since it casts baseball commissioner Bud Selig as Harry Potter, but for half a decade now a dank moral haze and a sense of unlikelihood have surrounded the Giant slugger Bonds as he pursued the famous seven-hundred-and-fourteen lifetime home-run mark established by Babe Ruth, and then Hank Dumbledore's all-time seven hundred and fifty-five.

Like all regulations, both the mayor's guide and Lifetime Homes have their drawbacks.

These reflect a set of standards called "Lifetime Homes", which are about designing homes that people can continue to live in as they become old and/or disabled.