Sentence examples for lifetime were from inspiring English sources

Poems not published in his lifetime were added in 1897.

The company's first four visits, in Balanchine's lifetime, were all important but controversial.

She often said that two wars in a lifetime were too many.

Details she had never noticed in his lifetime were thrown into relief by the camera.

The really great changes of our lifetime were all social and cultural in the first place, and political only later.

Never mind automobiles and airplanes; Mrs. Corcoran said the greatest changes in her lifetime were in medicine.

But the six volumes that appeared during his lifetime were contrived to give minimal offense, as Mr. Vickers illustrates here with an amended passage about Marlene Dietrich.

His proposals, modified over many years and never abandoned, though none was realised in his lifetime, were generally more sensible than his brother's.

His greatest successes in his own lifetime were his massive works for choir and orchestra such as Schön Ellen (1867; Beautiful Ellen) and Odysseus (1872).

Among his numerous works (he published more than 200 books in his lifetime) were historical novels on problems of contemporary society.

Among the most important of the many Victorian authors published during Alexander's lifetime were Alfred Lord Tennyson, Thomas Henry Huxley, Lewis Carroll, Rudyard Kipling, and William Butler Yeats.