Sentence examples for lifetime looking for from inspiring English sources

Some people spend a lifetime looking for external enemies, and playing the victim card.

As a detective in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, Simon Sunderson spent a lifetime looking for what was wrong rather than right.

The great ones have a sixth sense that comes only after spending the better part of a lifetime looking for these big but wily fish.

Others struggle for a lifetime, looking for it and eventually giving up for the sake of staying in their comfort zone.

He says that some people spend an entire lifetime looking for the secret while others spend an entire lifetime going to the office, making hard decisions, hustling, selling, raising money, paying bills, and executing on the work load all day long.

At night we collapsed into a fitful sleep, yearning for tasty food around a remote jungle campfire with people who, by necessity, spend a lifetime looking out for each other - especially children.

When she joins Ricky and Bob Hope in "Nobody Loves the Ump," Hope tells her, "You've got a lifetime job looking for that note".

In Takeshi Kata's spare set, bulletin boards run along the back of the stage (which also features a table, chairs, and a record-player); pinned to them are notes and photographs — mementos that Orlandersmith has collected in a lifetime of looking for love, or, at least, of trying to figure out what it might look like away from the twisted neediness and antagonism that she experienced at home.

Maybe after an unexpected career change, or after a lifetime of looking for the right opportunity.

They were given more money than a person could spend in a lifetime but looked for more.

Rather than blanketing an entire entity like a car or health with a lengthy, lifetime policy, investors are looking for companies that are trying to focus on events like a car ride or doctor's appointment to insure instead — e.g., microinsurance.