Sentence examples for young lifetime from inspiring English sources
IT was the adventure of a young lifetime.
This, finally, is the stuff people have been waiting a young lifetime to hear.
It was the thrill of a young lifetime, a remarkable two days of golf and a showcase for the most-talked about amateur player since Tiger Woods.
At 6 feet 3 inches, Mr. Kawana has spent his young lifetime adjusting, often painfully, to things made for people much shorter than he.
Boyhood contains a whole young lifetime's worth of joy and disappointment and things in between, and in just the right proportions.
It is what they are capable of doing: growing up in a hurry and running a race of their young lifetimes".
For cancer patients — especially young ones — lifetime limits and denial of coverage for pre-existing conditions are, truly, death sentences.
It is crazy, for example, that people have to build their careers at the same time that their children are young; that lifetime prosperity and status hinge so crucially on the effort of a few years.
Given that manta populations are thought to number just a few hundred thousand, and that they produce just 10 to 16 young per lifetime, said Mr. Stevens, "You don't have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that this will have a big impact on this population".
If the Court goes back to a conservative majority with young judges, (lifetime appointments) the rich will own the government for generations.
At the end of the day, children are in school now from their fourth birthday or even younger: a lifetime of schooling when families are tied down to when they can go on holiday.
