Sentence examples for would be life from inspiring English sources

There would be life cycle events.

Mr. Headley's maximum sentence would be life imprisonment, he said.

So my best career advice would be life advice.

The maximum federal penalty would be life imprisonment.

"For every person rescued from the region, a resettlement place would be life changing," she said.

He was keen to stress there would be life after the Harry Potter series.

"For every person rescued from the region, a resettlement place would be life-changing".

"We always felt the film would be life-affirming and that instinct is vindicated by the response of audiences".

For Mr. Ali, like Mr. Bartsch, that permit would be life-changing, since it would allow him to obtain a driver's license and to enroll at resident rates in a state college.

To reverse this would be life-changing for the least privileged: and yet it arrives as a very anodyne notion, that learning should be lifelong, an idea from neither the left nor the right, but the civilised mind.

Fifa president Sepp Blatter, on his recent visit to Zimbabwe, said there would be life-time bans for anyone found guilty of match-fixing.