Sentence examples for lifetime story from inspiring English sources

Then he told a golden lifetime story in which the tough jock fumbled young Lou's soft throw and was out of the game.

Most issues have a narrative, with the sense of an ending or resolution – the referendum is passed, the government falls – but this really is a lifetime story, and not just our lifetime, but our children's and their children's.

However raw it feels now, whatever the sense that they have stopped just short of a football miracle, they can still reflect on a once-in-a-lifetime story.

Booker's extraordinary action should be a once-in-a-lifetime story, but it's not.

Only a few of Kafka's works were published during his lifetime: the story collections (Contemplation) and (A Country Doctor), and individual stories (such as "") in literary magazines.

Two came out during his lifetime: the story collections "Brief Interviews with Hideous Men" and "Oblivion".

Others may find it heroic and inspiring that a single man could accomplish so much in a lifetime, a story barely covered by the one-page handout at the information desk.

The volume includes all stories published in his lifetime, four stories that were never collected and five that were discovered after his death.

That book really was a lifetime of stories, a father-and-son love story.

"Snippets of dialogue tell a lifetime of stories".

At 76 Tammy Grimes has amassed a lifetime of stories and loves to tell them.