Sentence examples for shot for life from inspiring English sources

Shot for Life magazine, it has become a ubiquitous poster.

Sid shot for LIFE, Saturday Evening Post, Collier's, and Look.

Answer: Granted, at first blush--looking over the "who is eligible" list--it would seem that everyone in the state of California, except for a few transient circus roustabouts, would be entitled to Fedco membership ($2 a shot for life).

The photo essays I shot for Life and other magazines not only gave me a steady, albeit modest, income, but also were my personal work.

Mars has long tantalized humanity as a potential astrobiological haven, but its fate as a planetary runt and a long-shot for life as we know it may have been sealed from its earliest formation.

Such two-faced planets with the night side eternally frigid and the day side blistering hot are considered long shots for life.

WOMEN'S SHOT-PUT CHAMPION BARRED FOR LIFE -- The world indoor women's shot-put champion, Vita Pavlysh, has been barred for life after testing positive for the anabolic steroid stanozolol for a second time, an official from Ukraine said yesterday.

Nor like the long-established measles vaccine: one shot and bingo, protection for life (though most children now get a booster to make sure).

At one point, while trying to persuade Leslie to include Twilight in the capsule, Kelly Larson begins telling the entire story of the Twilight series, including Meyer's birth and life story and shot-for-shot descriptions of the film adaptations.

But he made no secret of his ambition to be mayor of Chicago; now he has his shot, as Richard M. Daley, the "mayor for life," prepares to retire.

Commercials depicted old, slow-moving people who, after a shot of Procrit, displayed a zest for life, and a young cancer patient, who after an EPO injection happily returned to work.