Sentence examples for now lifetime from inspiring English sources

But now lifetime employment is down and union membership has plummeted.

Criminals need to know that this is a different world now – lifetime management is a reality".

Now Lifetime has hit the jillpot with the Sunday-night drama "Army Wives," which débuted two months ago and right away became the biggest hit the channel has ever had.

But Mr. Perry, in his book "Fed Up!," wrote approvingly of proposals "to institute term limits on what are now lifetime appointments for federal judges, particularly those on the Supreme Court or the circuit courts, which have so much power".

Lillian was a recipient of the Susan B. Anthony award of The National Organization for Women-New York SThee, The National NOW Woman to Woman Award, the Long Island NOW Lifetime Achievement Award, and recently, The Award for Lifetime Service from the Coalition for Family Justice.

Now Lifetime, the cable channel that labels itself "television for women," enters the fray with an original hourlong series, "Strong Medicine," which has its premiere tonight at 9. The show, starring Janine Turner and Rosa Blasi, focuses on two tenacious doctors with opposing views who are appointed to run a women's health clinic in Philadelphia.

Thank you from a now-lifetime JetBlue customer.

"Criminals need to know that this is a different world now - lifetime management is a reality".

In the federal courts, scores of judges with activist backgrounds in the hard-left now have lifetime tenure.

Since the show began in 2004, first with Bravo and now on Lifetime, Mr. Gunn, who turned 60 this summer, has nearly too many accolades to list.

Rules now prevent lifetime coverage limits and ban insurers from imposing annual coverage limits of less than $750,000 (on the way to a total ban in 2014).