Sentence examples for lifetime long from inspiring English sources

For their families and friends, the tragedy of this storm will last a lifetime, long after the property damage and other problems are forgotten.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 14 — In another lifetime, long before the elbow problems, shoulder surgery and occasional bouts of fatigue melded to create an image of his being a less-than-durable pitcher, Orlando Hernández routinely flouted baseball convention.

Not long after she and Carole Black struck up their friendship, for instance, Lifetime, long associated with the fight against breast cancer, announced a new permanent campaign to end violence against women.

This aspect of Armstrong is no longer fashionable, to put it mildly, and even in his lifetime, long before the 19th-century work ethic of individual responsibility and deferred gratification had become politically controversial, progressive-minded intellectuals were starting to have trouble with it.

For the first time in my lifetime long our term interest rates have converged with those with continental Europe and Germany.

Both theoretical analysis and realistic measurement results show that the EndDevices have a lifetime long enough for the application of supply chain monitoring.

In addition to the use of cohort studies to investigate a range of NCDs and their risk factors over the course of an individual's lifetime, long-term follow-up would also enable investigation of inter-generational health effects, e.g. the relationships between maternal health and nutrition status, intrauterine growth and susceptibility to cardiovascular and metabolic diseases.

Apart from the effect of prolongation of lifespan by antioxidant administration throughout most of the lifetime (long-lasting experiments), another approach to study antiaging effect of antioxidants consists in short-time experiments, in which functional tests compare the status of experimental animals before and after supplementation.

While ending the wars sounds logical and direct (just as Lance himself often does), I am beginning to doubt my friend and I will ever see this in either of our lifetimes, long or short as they may be.

The main factor in Lancashire's lifetime-long wait for the county title, over the best part of eight decades, has been the Manchester weather.

Glen Spiritis, a lifetime Long Beach resident and former deputy city manager, was hired by the city in 1979 to spearhead its revitalization.