Sentence examples for lifetime involvement from inspiring English sources

On the stage, Jean-Paul Agon, the chief executive of L'Oréal, hailed Mrs. Bettencourt's lifetime involvement in the company, which her father, the chemist Eugène Schueller, founded in 1909 after concocting a new type of hair dye in Paris.

In just under an hour the work depicts episodes from a nameless protagonist's lifetime involvement with military conflict, from boyhood sandbox skirmishes and first-person-shooter video games to the terror of actual battle and the anguished loss that comes in its wake.

Even among the group of women with no criminal justice system involvement in the past year, lifetime involvement was high (Table 1).

Elsewhere, Zoe Lambie was named the island's disability athlete of the year and Bryan Sharp, 79, was honoured for his lifetime involvement with tennis.

Library Journal called it "an essential work for all Americans": "In the vast library on Lincoln, Foner's book stands out as the most sensible and sensitive reading of Lincoln's lifetime involvement with slavery and the most insightful assessment of Lincoln's and indeed America's imperative to move toward freedom lest it be lost".

This began a lifetime of involvement and active participation in civil rights.

"Your undergraduate studies are a foundation for a lifetime of involvement in education," said Gray.

Both are ill-fitting moves that pave the way for a lifetime of involvement with homelessness services.

A lifetime's involvement with what for many of us are mere pesky little critters has not dulled his pleasure in chronicling their variety or his amazement at their strangeness.

Though at 84 the conductor Colin Davis seemed rather frail, he brought a lifetime of involvement with Sibelius to bear in a Sibelius program with the London Symphony Orchestra during its visit to Avery Fisher Hall in October.

Lobdell is also a Costa Mesa resident and has nearly a lifetime of involvement with the city — not a small point.