Sentence examples for lifetime stood from inspiring English sources

No one would be more surprised to know this than Lacks (who, in her lifetime, stood about five feet tall).

In the five years since opening in 2006 just five tonnes were made, and as of yesterday the total output over its lifetime stood at a paltry 13tonness.

Only Murray, his lifetime contemporary, stood serious and regular comparison.

As May 25th rolls around, whether your know someone with MS or not, passing up the eggs, butter and meat for a day (or a lifetime) to stand in solidarity with the most remarkable therapy of MS ever described is my recommendation Your heart will thank you too.

Where a prosperous factory -- the work of a lifetime -- had stood a moment before, there was now nothing left but an expanse of mud forming a black shroud for my son, his wife and my workmen.

Commissioned during the chief's lifetime, it would have stood sentinel over his skull after death.

The recipient of the 2018 Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement in entertainment stood in opposition to the moral fracturing of two massive institutions: post-Weinstein Hollywood and post-Trump government.

Silver said the lifetime ban would stand regardless of whether Sterling was ultimately forced to sell the team he's owned for 33 years.

In a country where lawyers are being taken under custody for defending 'Gülenists', do these men and women who have spent a lifetime for academia stand a chance before those judges?

Among autobiographical volumes Alfred Kazin's A Lifetime Burning in Every Moment stood out for its literary and historical interest.

Tiley's six‑under‑par 66 hit the leader-board early and high and gave this 27-year‑old golfer his moment of a lifetime so far as he stood briefly on the final ground, drank in the applause and wondered why his sporting life could not always be this way.