Sentence examples similar to wave of lifetime from inspiring English sources

Even after controlling for the number of follow-up waves, the later the wave of first disclosed lifetime drug use, the lower the probability that drug use would be recanted ever (for all substances) or in the wave immediately following first disclosure (for reports of ever having been drunk or for lifetime marijuana or cocaine use).

She waved in thanks for the gesture, as much an acknowledgment of lifetime achievement as for the chance at an eagle that she just had given herself.

I live in a Democratic congressional district in a state with a Democratic governor and a Democratic legislature and they have pushed through the most savage budget cuts I've seen in my lifetime, wave after wave of them.

But then, once in a lifetime The longed-for tidal wave Of justice can rise up, And hope and history rhyme.

But then, once in a lifetime The longed-for tidal wave Of justice can rise up And hope and history rhyme.

Once in a lifetime The longed-for tidal wave Of justice can rise up, And hope and history rhyme.

No significant association was observed between alcohol consumption and risk of diabetes at Wave III when lifetime abstainers were the reference group (Table A1).

And combined with the internet, media saturated world of our own making, a wave of despair has been generated unlike any I have seen in my lifetime of half a century.

The whole thing lasted only a few seconds, but it sparked a wave of disapproval and disgust across Europe, and earned the 20 year old Katidis a lifetime ban from representing his country.

Never in our lifetimes had a president been swept into office on a wave of such spirit.

Faced with an unstoppable wave of Palestinian attacks, Israel's prime minister has followed the habit of his soldier's lifetime and escalated.