Sentence examples for lives passing from inspiring English sources
Many spent their professional lives passing for white.
A uniformed captain has no more right to "privacy and dignity" than any other flyer, even if they do spend more of their lives passing through security checkpoints than most of us.
The ads show professional, well-dressed baby boomers going happily about their busy lives — passing through airport security, crossing a Wall Street-type intersection, getting an ultrasound of a growing baby — all while toting a bright orange number with a dollar sign, like a flute case.
We dove into the throng of the Jemaa el-Fna Square, our lives passing before us as we dodged donkeys, motorcycles and carriages on the "pedestrian" square.
She sat with her patrons, gossiping, circulating among a row of tables against the north wall, ordering food for people even if they weren't hungry just to keep the kitchen busy, inserting herself in their lives, passing judgment on their dates, even acting as her own bouncer.
There may indeed be moments when their entire lives pass before their eyes.
Collingridge was a great light for thousands of victims of severe ME whose lives pass in almost total darkness.
The poll on July 30th, the culmination of a three-year transition to democracy after a war that claimed up to 4m lives, passed off relatively well.
Both Neve and I find it strange that we are old, and we are amazed at how quickly our lives passed — Neve with her marriages and I with my medical practice.
The detention is sure looking indefinite from the point of view of the refugees waiting for two years or more while their lives pass them by in the Australian-funded camps.
Or perhaps it is that Nathalie sees more clearly than most how we must all start again to some degree, doing without more and more as our lives pass the halfway or two-thirds mark.
