Even though spacecraft are carefully designed and tested to meet their mission lifetime, many suffer unrecoverable on-orbit failures very early.
Beyond a bare announcement that the sentences had been carried out, no Soviet citizen is permitted to know how or where the eight men, on whom the Soviet state had showered honors and titles during their lifetime, met their death, other than that they were shot, as the law requires.
The area is planned as a racially segregated development, named for Wendell O. Pruitt, a black military pilot, and William Igoe, a white congressman; both men were from St . Louisbut would never meet in their lifetimes.
Lifetime members who have met their weight goal do not pay to attend meetings as long as they maintain their weight loss.
I would frequently encounter people who had never met a foreigner before and genuinely did not believe they would meet one in their lifetime.
"It was rare for one conlanger to meet another in their lifetimes, because it's rare for two conlangers to live within 100 miles of each other.
In his article, "Christian Wolff and Leibniz," Corr reports that the two men meet three times in their lifetime: first in Berlin in 1706 and twice in Halle in 1713 and 1716 (respectively).
Most citizens of the overwhelmingly Asian economic giant have never and will likely never meet a Jew in their lifetime.
The majority of people will experience a traumatic event during their lifetime that meets diagnostic criteria for posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD; American Psychiatric Association, 2000, 2013).
As previously reported, 8.4% of Australians met criteria for SAD in their lifetime, with half of these people symptomatic in the past year (McEvoy et al., 2011).
