Sentence examples for lifetime lives from inspiring English sources

Overall the average American, age 25 or older, made roughly $32,000 per year, does not have a college degree, has been, is, or will be married as well as divorced at least once during his or her lifetime, lives in his or her own home in a suburban setting, and holds a white-collar office job.

I don't mean one lifetime lived, in the usual way.

He had spent a lifetime living lean and would continue to.

The bride, who will continue to use her name professionally, is currently doing makeup for "Lifetime Live," a daily talk show on the Lifetime cable television network.

I mean a lifetime living within a block or two of the insurance shop on Venice Boulevard with the wrap-around neon facade.

Mr Riva told the magazine he had spent a lifetime living on the margins of society in Vicenza, northern Italy, where his younger sisters and late mother also suffered from the same rare disease.

I don't have a background in guns or crime, but a lifetime living in Hackney and a stint as writer-in-residence at a prison stood me in good stead for writing Bullet Boy – a film that looked at how gang culture implodes and impacts on family life.

The Eisenhowers donated their home and farm (230 acre total at the time) to the National Park Service in 1967, maintaining lifetime living rights for the former president.

So get yourself ready for the chance of a lifetime living your life and by constantly looking, acting, experiencing, and embracing your life in all its forms.

Before I stood in that dusty, sacred rubble, I had never imagined that I would ever in my lifetime live in a city that had become a warzone, but that is what my beloved New York had become.

Health measures usually combine lifetime lived and a proxy for health-related quality of life such as quality-adjusted life years (QALY) or disability-adjusted life years (DALY).