Sentence examples for make a lifetime from inspiring English sources
Early diagnosis can make a lifetime of difference".
"One 30-second spot can make a lifetime impression.
"It would be irrational to make a lifetime decision based on that".
An afternoon glugging Armand de Brignac on your yacht can make a lifetime of climbing the greasy pole seem worthwhile.
"And it's not just the annuity, but the short length of time they have to make a lifetime decision".
Who would want people like this to make a lifetime commitment to each other and raise a wonderful child?
The key to this success, organizationally, has been the concept of "schlicum," or emissaries, who are sent by the movement to a community in need and make a lifetimes commitment to serve and raise their families there.
Most of the speakers at the service remembered Dr. Woo, who only arrived here a year ago and seemed to have made a lifetime of friends already.
She made a lifetime enemy out of Mindy by accusing her of wearing scrunchies.
Richard Attenborough made a lifetime loan of their Picasso ceramics to the New Walk Museum and Art Gallery.
He says "I don't think six weeks out of a long political career makes a lifetime".
