Addressing the conference hall earlier on Saturday morning, French President Francois Hollande said: "It is rare in lifetime to have the chance to change the world.
As a reward, Mr Bindra was accorded another rare honour: a lifetime rail pass.
The whole region is loaded with cheerful, unpretentious cafes like the Goose in Busselton, between here and Perth, which produced chicken and vegetable fritters with Indian spices for our ravenous group, plus the best steak sandwich of a lifetime: rare, laden with roasted tomatoes and onion jam.
A recent German population study using strictly defined criteria and face to face interviews by trained headache neurologists suggests that trigeminal neuralgia is commoner than persistent idiopathic facial pain but both are rare with a lifetime prevalence of trigeminal neuralgia of 0.3% versus 0.03% for persistent idiopathic facial pain [8].
Bobby E. The Plumfund Story: Rhapsody at a NorCal Fundraiser Last Saturday night, I was moved in a way that is rare in a lifetime.
Both are rare, and the lifetime risk of breast cancer is probably less than 35%.
When a researcher is found by the ORI to have committed misconduct, the outcome typically involves a voluntary agreement in which the scientist agrees not to contract with the United States government for a period of time ranging from a few years to, in rare cases, a lifetime.
At the same time, I could also live the pleasant life of a writer… " Next week, in an exceedingly rare departure from a lifetime of tight-lipped professional discretion, Andrew Crofts, one of Britain's most invisible and yet successful writers, a bestseller you will never have heard of, will step out of the shadows and lift the veil on a trade that's almost as old as that other ancient calling.
"It's rare in one's lifetime to be given a platform to have a truly global impact," Mr. Zander said in the call with analysts.
Channel interruptions are rare, but not unprecedented: Lifetime vanished from the Dish Network for a month in 2006 because of a dispute over fees.
