My father gave me a lifetime of lessons so indelible that 10 years after he passed, he sits on my shoulder.
The public self Mrs. Clinton has assembled out of a lifetime of lessons has its own dignity, with a set of values that are humane and wholly American.
Unlike his mentor, whose takeaway from Rodin was negative — Brancusi didn't want to create sculptures like the great French sculptor or run a Beaux-Arts factory-studio — Noguchi's apprenticeship provided a lifetime of lessons.
From insights on being fully in the game, to never giving up, to a single poem that encapsulates a lifetime of lessons, the morsels of encouragement that these executives use every day can be useful to anyone.
And happy Father's Day to my dad and to all fathers who have imparted a lifetime of lessons to the next generation.
This newly tuned sense of perspective is the kind of life lesson that some, indeed most, wait a lifetime to learn.
As a result, I received about ten lifetimes of lessons in humility.
Last week, several lucky schoolchildren traipsed down to the London Aquatics Centre for a once-in-a-lifetime swimming lesson with a true hero of the sport, four-time Paralympic champion Ellie Simmonds.
She's got her own life purpose, lessons to learn this lifetime. .
Jim Veilleux, a 56-year-old computer consultant from Mill Valley, Calif., echoed our own sentiments, telling us that, despite a lifetime of French lessons, "I felt I had to come here to really learn the language".
We prefer to settle into a lifetime of swimming lessons throwing out a life-preserver, as needed.
