Sentence examples for will be lifetime from inspiring English sources

No doubt there will be lifetime surveys to come, although the ICA has only just finished screening 40 films over two years.

"The same thing is true of voters: if you get them to vote the first time early, the chances are far greater they will be lifetime voters".

And as far as no lifetime caps go, the states can decide on that, too, which means there will be lifetime caps in many states.

"If you get them voting at 18, they'll be lifetime voters," said Mr. Lear, who combined politics and popular culture in the television show "All in the Family".

"We know that this will be a lifetime connection".

I don't think this will be a "lifetime" mystery.

So through marriage they are hoping to bring in someone who will be a lifetime carer.

Another wrote: "This means there will be a lifetime of revolution".

These plans sound great: there will be a lifetime cap on care costs of £72,000.

And the kinds of rewards that are mentioned, rewards that will be given — lifetime, if you bump off a Grade A leader.

Birth certificates have become so essential that some families order scores of them — what they hope will be a lifetime supply — as soon as their children are born.