Sentence examples for lifetime right from inspiring English sources

Workers will almost certainly lose their lifetime "right" to jobs.

"Once in a lifetime, right?" "Who knows?" he said, clearly proud of the extravagance.

"It's like the opportunity of a lifetime, right?" Meghan Stapleton, who worked for the governor long before the 2008 campaign and now is a spokeswoman for SarahPAC, said Mrs. Palin "doesn't have any advisers outside of the state".

As a show of fans' support — and to raise money for Richardson's privately built NFL stadium — Muhleman then devised the concept of PSLs, "permanent seat licenses," which not only guaranteed a lifetime right to buy tickets to specific seats but could be bequeathed upon death.

The agency's antiharassment laws are companion rules of its rent-regulation laws, which, in addition to restraining rent increases on about 200,000 rent-controlled and 900,000 rent-stabilized apartments in the city, give tenants who abide by the rules a virtual lifetime right to their apartments.

The surviving spouse must have the lifetime right to all of the income from the QTIP.

They would include the waters of Jamaica Bay in the Gateway National Recreation Area, and he would have lifetime rights to trap eels commercially there.

The error bars on the plots of mean lifetime (right-hand plot in Figure 7 b) are the standard deviation of the lifetime distribution, and so indicate both the variation in lifetime due to photon statistics as well as spatial variation in lifetime across each image.

Irrevocable trusts are technically the property of the person to whom you sign them over, but you may still retain the lifetime rights of use.

"Their model has all the important physics and they get the meteorite lifetimes right," says Clark Chapman of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado.

Not so different, in other words, from your usual criminal-mommy-of-the-week movie on the Lifetime channel, right?