Sentence examples for spared a lifetime of from inspiring English sources

Another premise of the ultrasound laws is that women can be saved from their lack of knowledge and spared a lifetime of crippling regret.

The oft repeated, world famous footage of John McEnroe at Wimbledon in 1981 may not have ever occurred had Hawk-Eye been available at the time, with the tennis legend spared a lifetime of people bellowing "you cannot be serious!" at him in the street.

We've shared a lifetime of memories.

It could spare you a lifetime of enduring a bad label.

"We might be able to intervene early and spare children a lifetime of therapy.

Eating plants spares animals from a lifetime of suffering on factory farms and from often painful deaths.

Further studies already in the planning stages might be able to show that the strategy can spare infected infants from "a lifetime of therapy," they concluded. .

By promoting growth so we spare a child born today a lifetime of extreme poverty.

I feel like if it was caught earlier, at least half of my thyroid could have been spared and maybe I wouldn't have needed radiation treatment or be left with a lifetime of meds.

If you missed a lifetime of menstruating, you'd have enough spare cash for a 98in 3D screen, which would bring a whole new level of entertainment to a Storage Wars marathon.

Unlike Alexis, who was spared the most common hazards of microprematurity, as neonatologists describe babies weighing less than 500 grams (1.1 pounds), many of these tiny survivors face a lifetime of cognitive, developmental and physical deficits.