And you might be able to string together a lifetime of that stuff.
The recluse turned out to be Negus, who had spent a lifetime helping, advising and understudying a string of great Wagnerian conductors in Germany and Britain, including Reginald Goodall, Charles Mackerras and, more recently, Vladimir Jurowski.
But real stars can learn to negotiate their careers to string it into a lifetime of challenging, engaging, and exciting work that people will enjoy watching and living vicariously through for years to come.
I've known an endless string of bastards in my lifetime and not wished a single one a bad end.
This is just the latest in a string of profitable years for Lifetime, which trades on the Nasdaq market under the symbol LCUT.
Though Béla Bartók's music was infrequently performed outside Hungary during his lifetime, many of his compositions, including the string quartets and the Concerto for Orchestra, later entered the standard concert repertory.
They listened in silence as their candidate, Francisco Labastida Ochoa, who was to have proclaimed the latest in an unbroken string of victories reaching back a lifetime, told them that things looked grim.
The three women -- who, along with project-collaborators Patricia Clarkson, Jeanne Tripplehorn and Rosario Dawson, represent an intimidating slice of Hollywood's most powerful women -- have directed and produced "Five," a two-hour string of five short films for Lifetime.
It was a narrative worthy of a Lifetime television drama (which, perhaps fittingly, is sponsoring a string of events aimed at women here this week).
WASHINGTON ― The Kennedy Center on Monday rescinded two lifetime achievement awards it had given to entertainer Bill Cosby, joining a string of institutions revoking accolades following Cosby's sexual assault conviction last month. .
