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Meanings of whole lives in English
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Usage of whole lives in English
1
Never in their whole lives had the children seen anything like this.
2
Others again would waste perhaps their whole lives in reverie and idleness.
3
Many Perl programs happily remain at this stage for their whole lives.
4
It is that they may devote their whole lives to their work.
5
We'd have to reorient our whole lives-andthings are complicated enough already.
6
Only a week or two-tosave the happiness of our whole lives.'
7
Who listened & cheered us on, as they have our whole lives
8
You see a lot, you live alongside those boys their whole lives.
9
Entire colonies of octos began to spend their whole lives on land.
10
Lincoln acknowledged that his guests were free men, probably free their whole lives.
11
Others can never learn to do it in their whole lives.
12
It would furnish the grandest, the most brilliant recollection of our whole lives.
13
The Wallis family had been linked with conservation their whole lives, he said.
14
They had never known of any before in their whole lives.
15
Some men were permitted to groan away their whole lives in hopeless misery.
16
The first artists and scholars have occupied their whole lives with these objects.
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Whole lives through the time
Whole lives across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common