Sentence examples for series lifeline from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, the 2009 British and Irish Lions are oozing defiance as they chase a series lifeline this afternoon.

Contestants are given a series of lifelines to aid them with difficult questions.

Dr. Miranda is being featured as a #Health Heroin Al Jazeera English's Lifeline series, which highlights innovations that help control and eliminate diseases globally.

This, and a series of other Lifeline comics and leaflets, such as E by Gum, Better Injecting and McDermott's Guide to Cocaine, gave explicit advice and were a far cry from the drug information being published at the time.

To learn more about Al Jazeera English's Lifelines series and take action, visit the series' website.

The series premiered on the Lifeline cable channel on Sunday night, drawing two million viewers in a slot competing against the series finale of Mad Men.

Is Infinite Warfare a new lifeline for the series as a creative endeavour, or – as the choice of soundtrack for the teaser trailer suggests – just a Space Oddity?

Later in the series, he becomes the only reliable lifeline the president has against the influence of sabotage originating inside and outside the Blue House.

For St . Petersburgs hard-pressed theater world, the arrival of the mini-series has proved to be a lifeline at a time when Russian cinema is still languishing.

For each of these birth cohorts we have a series of prevalence trajectories empirical examples of the lifeline morbidity trajectories often conceptually diagrammed in the literature on morbidity compression (e.g., (Fries 2005)).

A welcomed lifeline has been the World Class Parasites series of publications that have made this challenge much easier to manage.