Sentence examples for normal span from inspiring English sources

On New Year's Day in 1953 his secretary, John Colville, noted two remarkable things: "Churchill said that if I lived my normal span I should assuredly see Eastern Europe free of Communism...

But what I see also, also, the same research that shows there's this fundamentally normal span of attitudes on these issues, says on energy, like on conservation, on not wasting stuff, we have a very common feeling of that being a priority, too.

Six of the 13 participants saw their viral loads suppressed to very low levels for at least nine weeks after their last treatment — three times the normal span.

At least some community preferences were for a fair innings approach in which respondents felt that organs should be allocated based on the feeling that everyone is entitled to an equal chance at some "normal" span of health and thus give priority to younger patients.

We adopted the "fair innings" argument according to which all people are entitled to a normal span of life [ 21] and encouraged patients to subjectively assume that dialysis would secure for them a number of life years similar to that of the general population.

The tapes have a normal life span of 10 years.

You get a normal life span, but in Olga years.

Some 80percentt of lupus patients in the United States live a normal life span.

The declining tree is at least 100 years old -- twice a dogwood's normal life span.

Performing annual maintenance should help the system reach or even exceed its normal life span.

No one knows the normal life span of the memory cells.