Sentence examples for lifetime worked from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, November 29, 1999 P. 130 THE THEATRE about a rollicking revival of Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate" at the Martin Beck Theatre, with additional dialogue by John Guare... Porter, who wrote about eight hundred songs in his lifetime, worked as hard as the next overachiever; he just didn't like to let it show.

Having spent a lifetime working on submarines, he understands life in confinement.

"It's been the experience of a lifetime working with Catherine Middleton to create her wedding dress," Burton said.

After a lifetime working against convention, Matisse found in this new medium a unique fusion of line and colour.

Caroline Kisko is secretary and communications director for the Kennel Club and has spent her lifetime working with animals.

Reprieve says: 'Mr Rehman is a professional journalist who has spent a lifetime working for freedom of expression.

Also, having spent a lifetime working hard to accrue wealth and maybe property, surely you want to have a say in who receives what when you die?

She said her parents, who retired from a lifetime working at a local coal operation, were traditional Labour voters who would probably defect this time.

In the book she explains: "Having spent a lifetime working for children, I was unable to countenance being held responsible for the murder of a child.

"After a lifetime working this is not too much to expect and certainly something a country like ours should be able to deliver.

Surely his love for the medium he has spent a lifetime working to shape and define is more than just a job?