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Meanings of life-time in English
Usage of life-time in English
1
In St. Ignatius' life-time the arch-fiend seems to have had considerable power.
2
It would take me a life-time to earn that on a salary.
3
I declare, it seems as if I had known you a life-time.
4
Poor Harriet was paying for her folly with a life-time of wretchedness.
5
Why should not one census, like one baptism, suffice for a life-time?
6
If he neglects it in his life-time the case is altered.
7
There had always been gossip of the kind in his life-time.
8
This problem will not be solved in a day, nor in a life-time.
9
So had the steward, who had spent most of a life-time in sailing-ships.
10
It was an evangelistic yearning that could not be repeated in another life-time.
11
I have spent a life-time in studying stammering, stuttering and kindred speech defects.
12
It is a momentous occasion, the most momentous of their life-time.
13
And who, probably, never was further than London in his life-time.
14
You'll see more pictures than you can paint in a life-time.
15
Mr. Coleridge wrote, in his life-time, his own epitaph, as follows:-
16
Those twelve months will be worth a life-time of level satisfaction.
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