Sentence examples for lifetime reading from inspiring English sources

There's an awful lot of his stuff, so you could spend a lifetime reading it and never really get to the end.

When my local comic shop closed down in 2005, it looked like the end of a lifetime reading about superheroes and occult detectives.

From its inception, the hotel has been a frumpily elegant repository of Left Bank anecdotes and intrigues, the kinds you could spend a lifetime reading about while swishing espresso soot around the bottom of your cafe cup.

It's the kind of idea that your uncle suggests at Christmas after 15 pints and a lifetime reading the Daily Express.

And the vast majority of the books on my lifetime reading list are by white authors.

But it did get me thinking about the other ways in which my lifetime reading list has been limited.

"List some major purchases you see yourself making in your lifetime," read the directions on one page of "Going Whole Hog".

But before you relegate networking to the dust bin of job skills that get used five or six times in a lifetime, read my definition: Networking is the process of establishing links between people with the intent to promote communication for mutual benefit.

"Immigration will double U.S. population in our lifetimes," read one; "U.S. population now growing at a faster rate than China's," read another.

Although Lunden's own life reads like a Lifetime movie, her roller-coaster ride has never affected her exuberance.

With a lifetime of reading the cards, Hamman decided the odds were 100-0 against him.