Sentence examples for lifetime unfolds from inspiring English sources

In the first, a conference-goer looks out of his window and falls for "a figure crossing a field" while "back home in a bright room / your children are being kissed and tucked into their sheets"; in the second, a new father locks eyes with a stranger "and a lifetime unfolds" in the moment before "she disappears again".

The process of grief is just beginning and it will take a lifetime to unfold.

From such moments unfolds a lifetime of frustration.

At the Chicago Tribune, critic Matt Pais wrote: "The Canyons unfolds like Lifetime tried to make a Cinemax movie".

It's a slower story, one that unfolds in lifetimes rather than Tweets, one that requires patience and attention to detail in order to appreciate.

You get to see all aspects of both in the four hour story that unfolds simultaneously on Lifetime, A&E and History channels on Sunday, December 8 and Monday, December 9.

As everybody seems to know at this point (please, no more emails about how this happens once every 70,000 years) we are witnessing, literally, a once in a lifetime event unfold on the Jewish calendar with the overlap of Chanukah and Thanksgiving.

In the late afternoon and early evening of Tuesday, June 5, a once-in-a-lifetime spectacle will unfold in the heavens: Venus will slowly travel across the face of the Sun.

To live by faith is simple, thought it will take a lifetime to master: it is simply releasing the illusion of your control and the inner permission to allow life to unfold naturally... as of course it will.

Gruber held that giftedness unfolds over the course of a lifetime and involves achievement at least as much as intelligence.

But they don't have any idea how much that effort can or should cost or how to measure the benefits of a process that unfolds over years, or decades, or a lifetime.