Sentence examples for lived over the course from inspiring English sources

Upon entering the room, students respond to the following prompt (written on the board prior to class): "Use the paper provided to create a visual timeline of the dwellings and communities in which your family has lived over the course of your life.

The lone "regular" house looks like an anachronism, highlighting how our rather pedestrian suburban roots have dominated the way we've lived over the course of the past 50 years.

Broadcast live over the course of seven consecutive nights later this year on ITV1, contestants will be able to win £1m on the spin of a wheel, but only if they can correctly guess a series of 50/50 challenges.

Microsoft says that it is on a monthly release schedule with Bing, so chances are we will continue to see new integrations go live over the course of the year.

The book is intended to be read once a day instead of all in one sitting, so the reader gradually builds up a way of living over the course of a year.

The problem with this lifestyle is that if you are waiting for evenings and weekends to live your life and pursue your passions, you are missing out on tens of thousands of hours of living over the course of your lifetime.

In addition to the limitations of research focusing on the dimensions of living well with dementia, the trajectory of living well over the course of dementia and the factors associated with change in the ability to live well remain to be clearly established.

There was a really palpable sense that what people were reading directly helped them think about things they were seeing and living through". Over the course of these sessions, however, Allen came to a painful realization.

The first study identified cities with the biggest cost of living increases over the course of 2017.

She testified that Brown had stalked her, beat her, choked her and made her life a living hell over the course of their relationship.

Together, the optical method reported here, combining harmonics and fluorescence recording, and the transgenic/mutant background we developed, establish that aNSCs can be dynamically imaged and tracked as an entire germinal population of >1000 cells and at single-cell resolution in their endogenous niche in the adult vertebrate brain of a living animal over the course of several weeks.