lifetime|lifetimes in English

noun

span of a person's life, time during which a person is alive; period of time during which something functions or exists

Use "lifetime|lifetimes" in a sentence

1. Consoles have been generally designed to have a five-year product lifetime, though manufacturers have considered their entries in the more recent generations to have longer lifetimes of seven to potentially ten years

2. We aim to stamp out poverty in our lifetimes.

3. We could spend 10, 000 lifetimes trying to prune this legal jungle.

4. A lifetime spent accumulating wealth is a lifetime wasted.

5. Another alternative is to ‘cap’ the lifetimes attributed to individual actions.

6. It said I'm paraphrasing it said, Lifetime after lifetime after lifetime you have been angry at God.

7. A lifetime?

8. These acceptable risks are commensurate with our lifetimes of a few decades. Sentencedict.com

9. Why were you given a brain that could serve a thousand million lifetimes?

10. A lifetime ago.

11. Lifetime of practice.

12. At least not if their gnarled hands, betokening lifetimes of hard toil, are a guide.

13. Lifetime Bunkhouses, Gibsonton, Florida

14. Cobra takes a lifetime

15. 6 At least not if their gnarled hands, betokening lifetimes of hard toil, are a guide.

16. 25 The relationship between the level lifetimes and the level widths satisfys the Heisenberg uncertainty principle.

17. Seems like a lifetime ago.

18. He remained a lifetime bachelor.

19. Lifetime of AIJ project activity

20. Billycan Romance: A Lifetime Adventure

21. 2 The influences of applied fields and blackbody radiation on the determination of the lifetimes are discussed.

22. Calves What's more, females only give birth to three or four Calves over the course of their lifetimes.

23. Lifetime income and permanent income hypothesis,

24. I've got a lifetime for that.

25. Most of the poor will suffer diseases such as acute diarrhoea and pneumonia during their lifetimes. . . .