Sentence examples for lifetime now from inspiring English sources
"He's been through enough games in his lifetime now," Howland said.
In Mozambique in 1950 a woman had, on average, 6.5 children over her lifetime; now she has five.
Lifetime, now the No. 1 rated cable network in prime time, succeeded with its women-in-distress and disease-of-the-nanosecond movies.
And I think for a lot of people … it's going to be — it's going to feel very hard, harder than anything they've experienced in their lifetime now, for some time to come.
When I say "the present moment," I don't mean we all have to be writing about iPhones and the latest designer drugs; I mean the reach of a lifetime — now, and one's youth, and one's childhood.
He looked like a night-prowling vampire during his lifetime; now he laments the advances made by medical science since he expired in 1987, and complains to Coupland that "nobody dies any more".
The haj, which all Muslims aspire to do at least once in their lifetimes, now brings in $16.5 billion, around 3% of Saudi GDP.
Silenced women, silenced slaves, silenced servants, all hushed or obscured in their authors' lifetimes, now freed and given voice by the politics of a more liberal era?
The fear that such tissues would have short telomeres and abbreviated lifetimes now seems dispelled by the news from the cloned cows, and that makes the shortness of Dolly's telomeres appear to be an unexplained anomaly.
Progress has also been made on neutron shielding for the final focus magnet arrays with predicted lifetimes now exceeding the life of the power plant.
But to some, this stratospheric price tag seems affordable when viewed not as a routine convenience but as a once-in-a-lifetime, now-or-never, back-to-the-future splurge.
