Sentence examples for sole lifetime from inspiring English sources

David Koch joked about his good fortune in a 2003 speech to alumni at Deerfield, where, after pledging twenty-five million dollars, he was made the school's sole "lifetime trustee".

The three men signed an affidavit, which was filed with the Connecticut Lottery Corporation and first reported by the Hearst Connecticut Newspapers and The Hartford Courant, that states that they are the sole "lifetime beneficiaries" of the West Putnam Avenue Trust, and that no ineligible winners are involved, according to Jason Kurland, the group's lawyer.

John Updike holds the distinction of possessing the sole Lifetime Achievement award.

Today, about half of the Fortune 100 companies offer their employees a traditional pension with the sole option of lifetime monthly payments, compared with almost 90percentt of such companies in 1985, according to a recent study by Watson Wyatt Worldwide, an employment benefits consulting firm.

SCUM--the acronym stands for Society for Cutting Up Men--was founded in the late sixties by lesbian separatist Valerie Solanas, who died of emphysema in 1988, and who had been SCUM's sole member during her lifetime.

The year 1827 saw the premiere – and sole performance in his lifetime – of Mendelssohn's opera, Die Hochzeit des Camacho.

He remained a gingham weaver and during his lifetime the sole financial benefit from his interests came when he raised a new hybrid lily  – Tigridia conchiflora – in his garden and sold it to a Manchester nurseryman, Thomas Watkinson, for £10.

Additionally, we found that when each adult son's own socio-economic status was included in the model (χ21 = 2.64, p = 0.1), this effect of intra-sex birth-order category on their fecundity was still significant (χ22 = 12.28, p = 0.002), suggesting that that the favoured position of first-borns sons as the inheritors of the parental land was not the sole reason for their higher lifetime fecundity.

During his lifetime, Cunningham was the sole trustee.

In sum, use of reported lifetime abstainers as a sole comparison group is problematic, especially if results are based on 1 measurement only.

Results suggest that using reported lifetime abstainers as a sole comparison group is problematic, especially if reporting is based on 1 measurement only.