Sentence examples for more lifelong from inspiring English sources
Few things deliver more lifelong benefits than a college degree.
She went to Nottingham Trent University for "a hectic three years of work, play and making yet more lifelong friendships," her mother said.
From infant care and early education to Social Security and Medicare, the dominant economic ideology is demanding more lifelong sacrifices from the vulnerable to appease the gods of wealth.
On you go, a slow burn, adding fuel as more people start to play, more teams register, more kids think about a Test cap, more lifelong diehards sign their pledge without even knowing it.
Since STIs are increasing all over the world and STIs are associated to having more lifelong sexual partners, and the latter with earlier sexual initiation, the study of whether certain messages are associated to earlier sexual initiation is relevant across different cultures and countries.
Many thousands more sustained lifelong injuries.
The education system has to focus more on lifelong learning and on teaching people how to learn.
Plus, by writing the list, doing the weekly shop and standing in the kitchen together conducting weird culinary experiments, you're developing some useful life skills – and, even more valuably, lifelong friendships.
The Russian leader stood stiffly erect and smiling through much of the morning ceremony, in which he and Mr. Bush exchanged florid praise suited more to lifelong allies than to erstwhile enemies.
Dr. Perry began working with polio during World War II, when she was a physical therapist for the Army, and she has seen some patients continually for 50 years or more, creating lifelong charts of their progress, and in many cases, she said, their decline.
So, if you've had your fill of the soulless desperation of the year's other popular singing contests, ABC's setup at the Rooty Hill RSL tonight should hold something a bit more genuine: lifelong music lovers indulging in the simple joy of playing songs to whoever wants to listen.
