Sentence examples for long time life from inspiring English sources

For a long time, life expectancy has been 30.

And as the Princeton sociologist Viviana Zelizer has detailed in her book "Morals and Markets," for a long time life insurance failed to thrive in the U.S. because people didn't like the idea of placing a value on human life, and wives often felt as if they were betting on the deaths of their husbands.

JONES--Edward A. Jr.,age 72, in Boston April 17, 2011, long time life companion of E. Alexandra von Stackelberg, father of Lorelei Jane Temple von Stackleberg Jones, son of the late Edward A. and Jane (Troy) Jones, brother of Kathleen and Barbara Jones both of Marblehead, MA.

And for a long time life was good.

To get best value or long time life out of the co-op, consider further ways to make things easier.

For the longest time, life was comfortably familiar in this amiable farm community.

Her father, the author Loudon Wainwright, was a long-time Life magazine columnist.

A few years back, he went through a difficult period: the economy collapsed and his hotel business was struggling; he broke up with a long-time life partner; and a dear friend committed suicide.

However, their flexibility can be relevant in the long time structural life assessment, particularly for the fatigue assessment.

For a long time, my life felt like one "No" after another.

The planet's surface hasn't been hospitable for a very long time, so life on Mars probably had no time to evolve beyond simple microbes.