Sentence examples for lives making from inspiring English sources

MEN, the joke goes, spend the first half of their lives making money and the second making water.

Bright, ambitious young Americans seldom spend their whole lives making products with ballbearings in them.

Ballet dancers spend their lives making fiendishly difficult phrases look easy.

Once upon a time, lots of Americans spent their lives making things.

Companies risk damaging people's reputations and lives, making strategic wrong turns, offending customers, and losing sales.

So most of us spend our working lives making or marketing products developed to divert us.

It hardly seems worth pointing out that writers spend their lives making things up too.

How many lives make this little sense?

"Sad lives make funny people," she said.

How is the decision to care for certain lives made?

And children with their stolen, unlived lives, make excellent ghosts, as Niffenegger observes.