Sentence examples for lifetime part from inspiring English sources

The role of the Widow Bogart, relict of a myth, was not the lifetime part she wanted, although the relative honour of his Hollywood meant more to her as decades passed.

A. The idea for the cardboard salute to Ms. Hewitt's, er, um, hotness was brought to Lifetime by its media agency, Horizon Media, "who we're always challenging to be a little more innovative," says Tim Nolan, senior vice president for marketing at Lifetime, part of A&E Networks, which is owned by the NBCUniversal unit of Comcast, Walt Disney and Hearst.

Masha – the middle one of Chekhov's Three Sisters – is a once-in-a-lifetime part.

As much as she said she has been satisfied with the path of her career, clearly this is one of those once-in-a-lifetime parts that she feels lucky to play.

IF you have never seen Sharon Stone in the role of auctioneer, imagine her giving the performance of a lifetime, the part she was born to play.

Children born of these unions, which can be casual or last a lifetime, become part of the woman's clan – La's five siblings have three different fathers.

In fact, although it was one of Handel's most popular stage works during his lifetime, in part because of its language, it isn't really an opera at all.

The kind of overhauling rebrand on Lifetime's part looked like a concerted effort to deconstruct and then reinvent itself.

When it comes to this brand, despite its twenty-plus year presence (a lifetime!) as part of the pop culture ether, I'm a complete neophyte to the Blizzard Entertainment property.

She was likely referring to The Blast's report quoting a Spotify representative who said Kelly's streams "increased 16% since Lifetime aired part 1 of 'Surviving R. Kelly' on Thursday night".

Advanced Glycation End products (AGEs) are glyco-oxidation products that accumulate in the body over a lifetime as part of normal ageing but formation is increased under hyperglycemic and oxidative circumstances.