Sentence examples for lifetime in a from inspiring English sources

"I thought of Lifetime in a way as a sleeping giant.

It was as if we lived a lifetime in a year".

You could pass a lifetime in a company town without knowing any real freedom.

That's still four weeks from the actual vote, and four weeks is a lifetime in a race like this".

After a lifetime in a brutal football world, Neville is cautious about extemporising on too many aspects of ethical living.

It can even persist within a lifetime in a person's tissues and organs, even as their cells are replenished.

His allies contrived his release in December 1999, but by the summer of 2000 they were urging him to flee or face a lifetime in a political gulag.

Despite it all, Mr. Steel exudes determination as he takes on what he called "the opportunity of a lifetime" in a recent interview.

Without it, though, I'd face a lifetime in a body I loathe, being asked to meet social expectations which feel alien to me, creating mental health problems that would require (state-funded) treatment for years, even decades.

It would be insulting to suggest of distinguished laureates, who have spent a lifetime in a determined quest for knowledge or excellence, that the principal value of a Nobel prize is monetary.

He wrote: "But 10 days can be a lifetime in a political campaign, and there is no justification for depriving the American people of access to important and timely campaign videos during that period".