Sentence examples for never in lifetime from inspiring English sources

To examine whether there were other behavioural correlates of active school transport, smoking in the past 12 months was asked and categorised as non-smokers (never in lifetime)/smoked but not in past 12 months) and smokers (a few puffs to a whole cigarette everyday).

Years of effort have failed to bring to light the heart's stem cells, reinforcing the idea that the heart muscle cells are never renewed in lifetime.

Whitney has been given the once-in-a-lifetime (unless you're not on a reality show and then it's the never-in-a-lifetime) chance of showing her very first collection at Bryant Park during New York Fashion Week.

Never in my lifetime," he said.

"But we've never in our lifetime had a bubble as big as this one.

Never in my lifetime did I expect Brazil could take such a beating.

By 1964 they had rallied to Ian Smith, a new leader who asserted that never in his lifetime would Rhodesia have a black.

The land has never (in my lifetime) been on the market and its future value may be astronomical.

Every day it's very exciting, and never in my lifetime did I ever think something like this could happen".

Mr Beausire said: "Never in my lifetime would I expect to be part of something like this celebration, particularly as we are here in Guernsey.

Never in my lifetime, since Windows 3.0 (yes, 3.0, not 3.1), have I had to pay for Microsoft Windows and to be honest, I didn't plan on starting anytime soon.