Sentence examples for men for life from inspiring English sources
They also pay less than men for life insurance.
Women have always paid less than men for life insurance.
The policy of banning gay men for life from donating blood was common throughout Europe in the 1980s amid concerns about HIV but has since been dismissed as "not being rooted in modern scientific evidence".
In order to cement relations between bands and with other tribes, the Abenaki engaged in a form of institutionalized comradeship that united two men for life in ritual brotherhood.
Convinced that the urine samples were inadequate, Dr. Odland persuaded the Air Force in 1966 to set up a permanent "Plutonium Deposition Registry Board" to monitor the men for life.
First came Benny Tate, however, a pastor from Rock Springs Church, who reminded the crowd that both Governor Deal and Mr Perdue are "men for life"—like John the Baptist, who would not support abortion rights because "[he] leaped in his mother's womb before [he] was born".
Women have similar or slightly lower rates than men for life-threatening chronic conditions, such as coronary heart disease and cancer.
The nitrogen bubbles in the bloodstream could paralyze a man for life.
"Fightin in Philly" is a lacerating account of how desire to excel in the ring drains a man for life outside it.
(Here's Tyrone's version of friendly advice: "The smallest of cuts to the Achilles tendon will cripple a man for life").
"If they fail to rise from the surface, or crash back into it, I am not going to commit suicide; I am coming home, forthwith, but I will be a marked man for life and I know it".
