Sentence examples for lifetime services from inspiring English sources

If there were a prize for lifetime services to literature, Christopher MacLehose should be a strong contender.

Bea was indefatigable and her efforts helped to assure vital lifetime services for children and adults with cerebral palsy and developmental disabilities.

His expansion into lifetime services for the hearing impaired began with the establishment of the Lexington Foundation in 1978, the Lexington Mental and Spiritual Health Center, in 1980, the Lexington Center for Mental Health in 1983, and overall parent corporation, The Lexington Center for Services for the Hearing and Speech Impaired in 1985.

Lochore was knighted in 1999 for his lifetime services to rugby, and was also inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame on 24 October 2011 at a ceremony in Auckland alongside all other World Cup-winning coaches through the 2007 tournament.

Or you have the option of paying $200 for unlimited lifetime service.

Getting into a good college — it's like it was like some sort of a reward for lifetime service".

And the viability of an old-fashioned career was long over before the recession began; lifetime service to a corporation is a thing of the past.

She vowed that, if she bore a son, he would be dedicated to Yahweh for lifetime service as a Nazirite, as indicated by the words "and no razor shall touch his head".

At the Poetry Society the stakes are much lower, and nobody has suggested that Mr. Hollander should be stripped of the Frost Medal, which is given for "distinguished lifetime service to American poetry".

It's the cool one, cyan, with lifetime service that costs $200.

You can also opt for a one-time payment of $149.99 for lifetime service.