lifelong

a lifelong love of the movies.

a lifelong wrestle with depression.

the defeat of a lifelong dream.

the two men were to remain lifelong friends.

he had a lifelong love affair with the cinema.

a lifelong fascination with Baroque music

A moment’s error can bring a lifelong regret.

He’s been a lifelong sufferer from hay fever.

I messed at first with Harry, who was to become a lifelong friend.

A childhood journey sparked his lifelong interest in railways.

He finally realized his lifelong ambition to learn how to play the violin.

The virus can infect the early fetus, induce immunotolerance and a lifelong persistent viremia.

Like his political leaderene, Sir Alan was from a relatively poor background in the unfashionable east Midlands. And like her, he nurtured a lifelong disdain for middle-class intellectual socialists.

She turned him down, but they stayed lifelong friends.

These patients often end up needing lifelong anticoagulation therapy.

The other great secret is that we're good at lifelong learning.

[A] Lifelong learning will define them.

But really learning is a lifelong endeavor.

Number 9-Health habits are a lifelong battle.

You might fail to achieve a lifelong goal.

But through it all, you have formed lifelong friendships.

And lifelong hospitalization isn't as common these days.

They became lifelong partners and cultivated an eccentric celebrity.