Sentence examples for temporary lifetime from inspiring English sources

The Constitution gives the president the authority to make recess appointments, but such appointments are temporary; lifetime appointments require Senate confirmation.

The practice of temporary marriage is said to have existed during the lifetime of Muhammad, who is believed to have recommended it to his companions and soldiers.

At the moment, it is a temporary warehouse for a lifetime's worth of documents.

I've been digging through its new three-CD plus DVD compilation called "A Lifetime of Temporary Relief: 10 Years of B-Sides and Rarities" (Chairkickers Music).

ANY vehicle with a lifetime or temporary placard on its dashboard or a disabled license plate is allowed to park in handicapped spaces.

Surprisingly, he initially was granted a temporary restraining order stopping Lifetime from airing it.

The short lifetime of temporary particles is important for 2 reasons.

You're temporary emotional will live a lifetime in cyberspace.

Some might be temporary, and some last a lifetime.

Each temporary particle has a parameter lifetime which indicates the number of turns the particle has to live in the system before reverting back to its previous state.

For some, temporary work did stretch into a lifetime.