In this memoir, Kaylie Jones, the only daughter of Gloria and the novelist James Jones, recalls a lifetime at the mercy of her occasionally charming but usually drunken mother.
Recalling a lifetime of performance and protest — including acts of civil disobedience that he felt added authority when he talked about civil rights — Mr. Gregory said that he saw humor as a means of advancing social justice.
Henry Waxman, a thirty-five-year veteran, representing California's Thirtieth District, recalled half a lifetime's worth of congressional hearings recently, and said, "Oftentimes, it was not so interesting".
He particularly loved, "Of Thee I Sing," his sons recalled, "Once in a Lifetime" and "You Can't Take It With You".
As a child, Mr. Ruttenberg recalled, he developed a lifetime dedication to the trade union movement when he stirred the soup pot for striking coal miners and heard them talk about their discontent.
Lifetime fracture incidence includes childhood fractures and relies on accurate recall over a lifetime; fractures over the last year, however, are derived from recent events, and because the youngest participants were 19 years, childhood fractures are not included.
I can't recall a presidential speech in my lifetime where I thought the speaker meant a single word.
For myself, I can recall little in a lifetime of tuning in to public discourse which has sounded uglier than the relish with which he and George Osborne have both spoken of public service cuts.
Comey responded that he couldn't recall a reporter being prosecuted in his lifetime.
