Sentence examples for little lifetime from inspiring English sources
It is argued that the old – with few years left to live, face little "lifetime danger" from environmental ruin and so don't care about it.
That is why NO, which has a little lifetime itself, could be distribute for longer distances within the organism.
"To be in a relationship that is like a little lifetime, that's a challenge," she said.
SATAN: Scans a little Lifetime-y.
Another performer-turned-writer, Jenny Eclair, has come up with a series of new monologues, Little Lifetimes.
The Chris Evans Breakfast Show (R2) | iPlayer 15 Minute Drama: Queens of Noise – Get It On (R4) | iPlayer Little Lifetimes by Jenny Eclair (R4) | iPlayer Unlike many, many others – around a sixth of the UK's entire population, in fact – I am not a Chris Evans devotee.
When you are done shoring up your security it is time to have your mind blown by this simple animated timeline of time that puts our insignificant little lifetimes into perspective.
In fact, there is probably little in Lifetime's 2004 inventory that would surprise Mr. Siegel's late father, Sam, who bought an interest in Lifetime Cutlery in 1958.
"Now Daisy has achieved more in her little life than many people do in a lifetime".
"He made so little during his lifetime," said Robert Aibel, Moderne's owner, "and it's hard to pry it from people's hands".
He exhibited little during his lifetime and relentlessly reworked or destroyed old canvases, but his paintings nevertheless found their way into French and American private collections and museums.
