Sentence examples for lifetime support from inspiring English sources
Twitter: @SteveMahon2 ABF The Soldiers' Charity provides lifetime support to soldiers, former soldiers and their dependents.
She was honored for her lifetime support of the arts and architecture.
"I'm finding it's much better to give the equipment to schools and other organizations that don't assume you're offering free lifetime support with your donation," he said.
If the current C.D.C. estimation of prevalence is correct, then there will be an awful lot of adult autistics who need lifetime support and care.
A 2011 National Audit Office report showed that equipping a young person with moderate learning difficulties with the skills to live semi-independently, rather than in fully supported housing, could reduce their lifetime support costs by about £1m.
With a longer life, education ceases to be a one-shot game early on, so providing lifetime support, including tax allowances, for further spells of education will be crucial.
Over their lifetime, supported plants would spew 18bn tonnes into the atmosphere.
Whatever private frustrations Prince Philip might have had, it is hard to imagine him complaining about his lifetime supporting role (an exception was the food: "I never see any home cooking — all I get is fancy stuff").
She lived to become the matriarch of her family, spending her lifetime supporting charitable causes which included her synagogue, Hadassah, Sisterhood, Woman's American ORT, the American Cancer Society, and the Cerebral Palsy Association.
The only celebrity who defies easy packaging is Elizabeth Taylor, shown laughing as she flips off an imagined paparazzo — just as she flouted Hollywood protocol in her lifetime, supporting fellow actors with AIDS, or an embattled Michael Jackson, who is shown here in a soft-focus image that assuages the jolting peculiarity of his surgically transformed face.
Those of us who have spent a lifetime supporting progressive causes and supported Hillary have never argued with these goals.
