Sentence examples for shot at a lifetime from inspiring English sources

They get something much better -- a shot at a lifetime of fulfillment and a path to finding their passion.

That means his nomination has expired and Obama will have to renominate him next year for Boggs to still have a shot at the lifetime post.

But if you want a better shot at a marriage that lasts a lifetime, taking these actions before the big day will help you avoid becoming just another statistic and make it to the happily ever after.

Wolf will very soon overtake the last four films on that list, and has a good shot at £20m lifetime.

And that state cannot have another team in the One-Shot until it has another governor, since no man is allowed more than one shot in a lifetime.

He said he felt only a twinge of regret that the shot of a lifetime had gotten away.

But for more than 10,000 men and women across the nation who worked as caddies during their high school years, the golf community has provided a once-in-a-lifetime shot at a full college scholarship.

The benefits of doing it or at least giving it a shot will last a lifetime.

Patients might get up to 300 shots in a lifetime.

It'll be a one-shot, once-in-a-lifetime deal to go up there and play.

"Farmers are conservative, because some only get 40 shots at a crop in a lifetime," Bigman said.