Sentence examples for to lifelong from inspiring English sources
adjective
Extending for the entire duration of life.
- They were lifelong friends
That led to lifelong friendship with him.
These skills translate to a mindset that is crucial to lifelong achievement.
From Sure Start right through to lifelong learning: this isn't just about children and young people.
A good diet enables a child's brains and muscles to better develop, leading to lifelong benefits.
From teenage love to lifelong soulmate of 65 years to the late Adele Burkes.
I never expected to have to lifelong care for my own child.
When children are forced to be trained, it can lead to lifelong dysfunctional voiding.
"Husband-wife behavior" on these days led to lifelong diseases, even mentally and physically crippled children, the preacher said.
This is a good approach to lifelong learning, and the public sector should be encouraging people to think this way.
And that usually means they will require more aggressive and protracted treatments that can lead to lifelong side effects.
That's what they see as a 'fair' judgment – from one rape to lifelong institutional rape," she says.
