I sometimes stood shoulder to shoulder with meaningful people I have referred to in my lifetime as "colored," then "negro," then "black," now "African-American" -- connotative acknowledgment in those words of the evolving social changes in our country, despite the occasional throwbacks.
If not in our lifetime, then surely it will happen in our children's.
I was ten years old, and I cried half the tears of a lifetime then, because in fact no one ever wanted to buy the little soaps.
One of these days - if not in this lifetime, then at least in the next one - I'll play that damn song perfectly.
Ms. Rebeck later pitched an abortion-themed project to Lifetime, then known by the tag line Television for Women, but that cable channel passed, too.
"If you assume the satellite up there now survives only its nominal lifetime, then, yes, we probably are looking at a data gap," Dr. English said.
Little began a news conference by thanking the Red Sox for giving him the first opportunity of a lifetime, then thanked the Dodgers for the second opportunity of a lifetime.
It rudely chops Boy George's gorgeous intro off of Culture Club's "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me," then dazzles us with "Once in a Lifetime," then repels us with Richard Marx.
If you've got loads of work to do and need a reminder that you have "the eye of the tiger, rising up to the challenge of a lifetime" then whack this on to give yourself a boost.
She said, 'Well you know I was on the junior international team in Italy, but when I was 19 they said, "You can't be a boy any more, you're going to have to leave".' I thought, if that is happening in our lifetime, then presumably it has been happening all along".
