Sentence examples for same longevity from inspiring English sources
Since their children share the trait, the study said, they may enjoy the same longevity.
When Shirley Bassey sang Diamonds Are Forever in 1971, she can have had little idea that her own career would demonstrate the same longevity.
As for whether refurbished products have the same longevity as their new counterparts, Mr. Heller said that the answer was essentially "Long enough".
His work is one clue that suggests Enlightenment Age Europeans could have had the same longevity as our ancestors who painted caves and hunted the woolly mammoth.
These two symbols are associated with different dynasties and also express the hope that the country may have the same longevity as the sun and moon.
Another positive for Kauto Star is that he seems to contradict the widespread belief that the careers of French-bred horses do not have the same longevity as their counterparts bred from Irish or British bloodlines.
Mr. Roth cited their shared Piscean creativity and irrepressibility — yes, he and Mr. Wölffer were fans of astrological synergy — as traits that cultivated the same longevity in their relationship that they sought in their wines.
In the past, Germans have given Christian Democratic Union leaders like Konrad Adenauer and Helmut Kohl very long periods in office; Angela Merkel, who has been chancellor for just seven years, may benefit from the same longevity.
Mr. Kunitz said he thought the show could enjoy the same longevity, "if not more," as "Fear Factor," the physical-stunt series he helped produce for six years for NBC.
Maybe sombrero bans will enjoy the same longevity as Jack Straw's plan to build a Chilean youth centre, for reasons that, a British diplomat alleged, related only to Jack Straw's advancement.
