Sentence examples for lifetime one from inspiring English sources

Because it would be his second doping offense, Hamilton — whose first ban ended in 2007 — is facing at least an eight-year ban or a lifetime one, depending on the circumstances.

While Mr. Bréguet went on to build a successful business in own lifetime, one that was later successfully carried on by his descendants, Mr. Janvier is remembered today only by the most erudite of timepiece connoisseurs.

Now, at 65, Mr. Browne has taken on still another case of a lifetime, one that will play out far beyond any Seattle courtroom.

The schools she founded during her lifetime -- one in New York and another in Los Angeles -- carry on her tradition of acting as a quasi-religious calling.

So began the trip of a lifetime: one documented not just in news stories extolling Coase's work on transaction costs and the nature of firms but one chronicled in about a dozen Nobel-focused folders that are part of Ronald Coase Papers, which became publicly available earlier this year at the at University of Chicago Library's Special Collections Research Center.

The habit, she says, became a lifetime one.

For instance, Hearst publishes Smart Money with Dow Jones, runs a magazine distribution business with its publishing rival Condé Nast, and in cable channels holds 50percentt of Lifetime, one-third of A&E and 20percentt of ESPN.

It is the plot of all the Tyler Perry movies and half the Lifetime ones.

Adolescents were asked about their lifetime, one-month, and chronic (> 3-month duration) experience of NSP, described as pain in the area of the posterior neck and upper trapezius, as diagrammatically defined by Kourinka et al. [ 37].

In our lifetimes, one in two people will find themselves with a disability.

Coleridge says in Biographia Literaria that great artists can be animated for a lifetime by one idea, one discovery.