Sentence examples for so lifetime from inspiring English sources

And while we're on the subject, it's the site's 4th birthday this month, so lifetime premium accounts (you can download more magazines per week), the money of which goes toward buying more old magazines from eBay, is only $10.

If so, Lifetime's new series "Girlfriend Intervention" may not be for you... but this spoof on it is.

So lifetime risk is not accounted for (28).

Our study shows that facial wrinkle length is positively related to late ARM prevalence, so lifetime exposure to sunlight and late ARM are considered to be positively related.

Meals are provided and so is lifetime health care.

Many self-employed people have no private pension, so the lifetime Isa is a good option for them.

Ink needs to be refilled and paper needs to be replaced, and so the lifetime cost of a printer can be 10 times the $50 price tag.

So the lifetime of heat pipe receiver may decrease as void ratio increases.

Even so, the lifetime of Opportunity was measured in days, perhaps months, but certainly not years.

The backplate is the component most heavily exposed to the high neutron flux, and so its lifetime is expected to be very short.

And so the lifetime employment promise that the big companies used to be able to make was very compelling for a lot of people because it felt safe.