Sentence examples for lifetime to do from inspiring English sources

Blessed with the opportunity of a lifetime to do just that, he was nevertheless resentful when Cramer's staff didn't have time to explain things to him and treated him harshly.

"I'm not sure how many opportunities I'm going to have in my lifetime to do something like this," said Katy Hatch, a Lincoln, Mass.-based ophthalmologist and mother who is hoping, at 34, to improve her personal best of 2 52 10.

There were not enough fossils in Darwin's own lifetime to do more than offer a hunch about what they'd show, but the fossils unearthed since show that Darwin's hunches were right — particularly about the evolution of man from early primates, which turns out to be confirmed by a particularly dense and eloquent sequence of skulls and skeletons.

Usually, it takes a dedicated lifetime to do this.

Only one picture a day, only one lifetime to do it in.

"You have a lifetime to do extraordinary things," I told her. "And that guy was an asshole".

Owning a restaurant or a food shop was on Susan Austin's lifetime to-do list.

A few epic places on this Earth deserve a permanent, recurring role on your lifetime to-do list.

"We have a once in a lifetime opportunity to do things differently.

He has warned of relentless cost-cutting but also talked of retaining News Corp's "Murdochian magic" and creating "a permanent startup sensibility"; while Murdoch himself has spoken enthusiastically about the split providing him with a once in a lifetime "chance to do it all over again" with newspapers he regards as "undervalued and underdeveloped".

The Baal Shem Tov, the founder of the Chassidic movement, taught that a soul may come into this world for an entire lifetime only to do a favor for another.