Sentence examples for wild lifetime from inspiring English sources

Kuti never made life easy for himself – he once turned down a $2m£1.3m3m) record deal after claiming that "the spirits" told him the time wasn't right – so it's fitting that his music is reaching a far larger audience now than in his wild lifetime.

But the species remains under severe pressure, with Barack Obama voicing fears earlier this month that elephants could vanish in the wild during his lifetime.

Recognizing that humans are exposed to health-impairing agents from both pollution and nonpollution sources and that these sources change during a lifetime, Wild indicated that "… the exposome encompasses life-course environmental exposures (including lifestyle factors) from the prenatal period onwards".

In fact, if the figures continue to go up at present rates, elephants could be extinct from the wild in our lifetimes.

Whatever the actual figure, the simple truth about species extinction is that many of the planet's most spectacular creatures -- mountain gorillas, tigers, pandas, orangutans and so on -- may disappear from the wild within our lifetimes.

"We currently face the risk of losing wild elephants during my lifetime," Obama said.

If these rates continue, elephants could disappear from the wild altogether in our lifetime.

Chinese wealth is financing a hunger for ivory that threatens to bring an end to wild elephants within our lifetime.

I didn't write down the slave chants that the black workhands sang, didn't realize that the Sumatran and Siberian tigers I fed and watered might become extinct in the wild in my own lifetime, and the big top itself a subject for grainy documentaries.

We currently face the risk of losing wild elephants during my lifetime.

While it is very sad that the world has lost Theo and his signature Rolleiflex camera, the man sure saw a lot of wild stuff in his lifetime. .