Sentence examples for lifetime out from inspiring English sources

But even when treated in this way, their lifetime out of the fridge is limited.

But even treated thus, their lifetime out of the fridge is limited.

The measure has been championed by the governing coalition's junior partner, the Liberal Democrats, who until last year had spent a lifetime out of power, chafing at rules seemingly designed to keep them there.

Adults, in particular, often need to go back to school as the economy has become more fluid making it harder for people to make a lifetime out of the career they trained for in their early twenties.

For example, on a $30,000 loan, your lifetime out of pocket cost will be close to $50,000 assuming an average interest rate and a 15-year term.

Menthol smoking was classified based on response to the question "On average over your lifetime, out of every 100 cigarettes you smoked, how many were menthol?".

In order to investigate whether or not the grid-to-rod fretting wear-induced fuel failure will occur for newly developed spacer grid spring designs for the fuel lifetime, out-of-pile fretting wear tests with one or two fuel assemblies are to be performed.

People who have dark urges that would, in another lifetime, come out as child killing, but instead comes out as a sincere affinity for Disneyland.

If the income you earn over your lifetime turns out to be different to the forecast used in our model - particularly if it turns out to be much lower - then your loan repayments can end up being quite different.

"It was a once in a lifetime feeling out there," he added.

She made a lifetime enemy out of Mindy by accusing her of wearing scrunchies.