Sentence examples for lifetime to create from inspiring English sources

God gives you one chance in a lifetime to create a legacy.

Beginning Tuesday the treasures that provided the impetus will go on display in the newly opened portico — fulfilling a wish of Frick's, never realized during his lifetime, to create a gallery devoted to sculpture and ceramics.

But whereas it once took an artist a lifetime to create large-scale, artistic images, today's hyper-reality is, literally, child's play — hence the popularity of Instagram and other smartphone apps.

"It was really the chance of a lifetime to create an agency with the support and help of a big organization," said Ms. Osher, who has worked at Porter Novelli for three years.

Madeline Levine, author of "Teach Your Children Well" and "The Price of Privilege," has been working with her colleagues at the nonprofit organization Challenge Success ("Success is measured, not at the end of a semester, but over the course of a lifetime") to create strategies for schools and parents working to send our children a different message.

Each of them looks like it took a lifetime to create, both because of the detail and the subject matter addressed.

With the investment we're making, we have a once in a lifetime chance to create an NHS that is free to all and personal to each.

These might not be perfect proposals – complex plans rarely are – but they represent a very good deal for Manchester and a once in a lifetime chance to create a world-class public transport system.

"So this is an opportunity to give voice to those symptoms, those things that people endure often for a lifetime, and to create a community around it and an opportunity for us to understand it from a scientific point of view, so it can make a real difference — not only in individuals' lives, but in our understanding and potential treatment of these post-treatment effects".

Parashat Mishpatim, coupled with last week's reading, Yitro, says in effect that the Israelites have a once in a lifetime opportunity to create their own ideal society.

When Columbia University opened its own private elementary school last year to help it attract faculty members with children, many saw it as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to create an educational utopia.