And where did David Tyree come up with the catch of a lifetime — easily the greatest play in the N.F.L. this decade and perhaps the greatest in Super Bowl history — when he pinned the football against the side of his helmet with his right hand as Rodney Harrison desperately dragged him down?
NEW YORK - Nikolai Alekseev has been called many things in his lifetime, but easily intimidated isn't one of them.
Lifetime maximums of one or two million dollars may seem like a lot of money, but costs from just one serious illness or accident can meet that lifetime cap very easily.
In matrimony-mad India, where marriage is the central event of a lifetime, these posters could easily be for lovelorn, small-town bachelors, pasted up by anxious parents seeking a bride.
NSF, which in contrast to most other agencies has no intramural researchers of its own, relies on rotators to provide a welcome (even necessary) injection of scientific perspective; an agency run by lifetime public servants could easily lose touch with what's happening in the trenches.
When we create an expectation that children must find their one true interest so early in life, we cut short a process of discovery that may easily take a lifetime.
While Dylan also did the rebel bit, he has a lifetime of great music that easily transcends it.
"Tastemakers and influencers can easily get a lifetime of free on-demand music," David Hyman, the company's chief executive and founder, said in a statement.
The best option is probably to tie the size of Medicare benefits to a person's lifetime income, which is relatively easily measured and hard to game, rather than to one's income or assets in any current year.
With its top-notch ski school, ample child care, superb restaurants and sublime, uncrowded slopes — the resort caps ticket sales at 14,000 a day — Lech is the kind of place that could easily become a lifetime habit.
