Sentence examples for of lifetime work from inspiring English sources

As society ages, and life expectancies increase, the number of lifetime work years is also likely to increase.

We then investigated the mutually adjusted effect of lifetime work or occupational activity and leisure-time walking or bicycling – the main determinants of the total PA score – on prostate cancer risk.

There, before me, I observed the fruition of Bob's lifetime work.

Ken Hechler deserves a Medal of Honor for his lifetime work on behalf of coal miners and coalfield communities.

"It's been the experience of a lifetime working with Catherine Middleton to create her wedding dress," Burton said.

After all, many artists' collections are split up across multiple museums around the world, which makes it difficult to perform a comprehensive comparison of lifetime's work.

All that remains of his lifetime of work are fifty photographs of these rare and exquisite creatures.

Doctor Sir Harry Burns was the Scottish government's chief medical officer for nine years until 2014 and he has made the study of health inequalities in society the defining characteristic of his lifetime of work.

Flamsteed's observations, the fruit of a lifetime of work, were, in effect, seized despite his protests and prepared for the press by his mortal enemy, Edmond Halley.

In honor of his lifetime of work as a naturalist, Beebe was awarded the Theodore Roosevelt Distinguished Service Medal in 1953.

HarperCollins has just published The Essential Ginsberg, edited by biographer Michael Schumacher, with representative samples of a lifetime of work.