Sentence examples for lifetime learned from inspiring English sources

In the last five years he's done more on these two pieces of hard plastic than most of us will do in a lifetime: learned to walk again, then to run.

So why not introduce lifetime learning accounts for everyone?

LAPP: I think it reflects a trend toward lifetime learning.

She is a shy, polite woman who has spent a lifetime learning to assert herself.

The other is the lifetime learning credit, which is per household, not per student.

On July 1, the so-called lifetime learning credit goes into effect.

Am I eligible for the American opportunity credit, Hope credit*, or the Lifetime learning credit?

In our children's lifetime, learning to drive will come to be seen as about as useful as learning to dance the quadrille.

A Hope credit, for college freshmen and sophomores, is worth up to $1,500 a year, and the lifetime learning credit is worth up to $2,000.

As a gymnast, he has spent a lifetime learning self-control, restraint and respect; as a dancer, this has caused him to struggle to express emotions, particularly passion.

The 1098-T form is used by taxpayers to claim education tax credits and deductions, i.e., the American opportunity credit or the Lifetime learning credit.