Sentence examples for lifetime to turn from inspiring English sources

"I honestly believe that this is and may be the last chance in our lifetime to turn this city around," said Paul Drayton Jr., chief executive of the Delaware River Port Authority.

But though she is somewhat reluctant to be a symbol for surviving domestic violence, she insists that the experience helped her make what she calls in her liner notes "the album of a lifetime," to turn bad into good.

Rapholz told readers it was the & 8220 chance of your lifetime to turn $10,000 into $4 million, maybe even $15 million.& 8221; It now trades for pennies.

Fortunately, the damage that W did was not easy to fix or forget and the result is that now Obama has been handed a once in a lifetime chance to turn Crisis into Opportunity.

But whatever happens today, I do not plan to turn on Lifetime Television at 2 p.m., lest I glimpse Susan Lucci, soap opera diva, in the title role of "Ebbie," the story of a humbuggish department store C.E.O.

Paris gives us a target of reaching net-zero carbon emissions around that time, giving us little more than a ship's economic working lifetime (typically around 30 years) to turn things around.

Even when offered the legal opportunity of a lifetime some people are unwilling to turn their lives inside out and risk the politics of personal destruction.

And how do they treat her? Has a lifetime of neglect forced her to turn to animals for comfort?

Now Atoms is trying to build more commerce innovation to turn buyers into lifetime wearers.

I've been able to turn around a lifetime of poor eating, bad obesity genetics and indifference to physical activity and get a second chance at life.

This is a book to turn to over a lifetime of garden misadventures.