Sentence examples for lifetime once from inspiring English sources
Once in a lifetime – once in a very long lifetime – the political stars align.
"We have the ability to affect more change in a day at the White House than we will have in a lifetime once we walk out these doors.
Chopin was distinctly unamused by this tendency during his lifetime, once famously upbraiding Liszt for playing fast and loose with a Nocturne.
With the advent of Redbox, a machine not much larger than an ATM performs a service that in my lifetime once took a building, a payroll, a management hierarchy, and two-dozen employees to deliver.
Lifetime once called itself "television for women," and this does have the hallmarks of the brand.
What do I want to accomplish in this lifetime?" Once you answer that question, it's time for the hard one: "What's been holding me back?" Be honest with yourself here; you might be surprised at what you find.
"Her phenomenon was probably a once-in-a-lifetime, once-in-a-generation phenomenon.
We talk about once-in-a-lifetime talents, but rarely is there so clear an example of a once-in-a-lifetime (once-in-a-universe, really) body.
"In my lifetime," she once said, "the two biggest advances in raising children have been the clothes dryer and the disposable diaper".
Dostoevsky wrote millions of words in his lifetime but once said that everything a Russian might think or speak could be expressed with only one.
In A Shameful Year, his latest annual diary in the London Review of Books, he revealed that, after a non-marching lifetime (except once, by accident), he had marched twice against the invasion of Iraq.
