Sentence examples for someone else's lifetime from inspiring English sources
Whether they agree with you or not you cannot sacrifice your future for someone else's lifetime, but that's easier said than done.
Someone grabbed someone else's pennies.
Projecting: putting yourself in someone else's shoes.
There would no longer be any need to adapt to someone else's schematic.
They gave her someone else's medication.
The guy sweeping and the muttering man and the woman with the clipboard and the reporter taking notes existed in a strange, half-unreal state of being part of someone else's deepest memories a lifetime from now.
It was frustrating at first: I wasn't used to being so aware of someone else's feelings, and a lifetime of feeling out of control meant I had developed some bad habits.
More prosaically, King just looked like an excellent player here, a constant creative menace against a horribly bedraggled Everton, flustered minor guests at someone else's party of a lifetime.
They all think it's someone else's problem".
So now, having the opportunity to write someone else's story rejuvenates me - and hopefully enables a lifetime of songs.
