She also has a life of misery, happiness ... etc.
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" She added, "Everyone that has a life has a story.
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His love of language has a life of its own.
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But the piano part has a life of its own.
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The sterilization lamp has a life of more than 10,000 hours.
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We're really hoping "Camp David" has a life beyond this production.
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Gail: Well, you're presuming he has a life outside of this.
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Everybody has a life story, filled with struggles, challenges, hopes and dreams.
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This project that we undertook together has a life beyond our interaction.
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Jimmy was born in 1971 and has a life expectancy of 85.
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The Bravo star still has a life insurance policy on her ex.
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So, too, fashion sustainability, since clothing has a life cycle of waste.
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"Every CEO has a life term, and new blood is important," he said.
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And that burgundy cape has a life (and a consciousness) of its own.
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"That piece has a life of its own; it's fantastic," Lineberger tells Refinery29.
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The average American male has a life expectancy of about 76 years (PDF).
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Every time he opens his mouth he has a life lesson to share.
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"Everyone that has a life has a story," she said on Good Morning America.
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Now that it's out there, the book has a life of its own. Yes.
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Everything has a life cycle, and artworks, despite expert conservation efforts, can't last forever.
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Ireland Baldwin has a life hack—and it involves The Cheesecake Factory's beloved brown bread.
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People don't realize that Black hair does grow and has a life of its own.
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When she messes up a line, her tongue has a life of its own.3.
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Apple has finally delivered concrete, positive proof that it has a life beyond the iPhone.
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Now, the average American 65-year-old has a life expectancy greater than 19 years.
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A photo of a tree or a soldier has a life independent of its subject.
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So while Bernie is critical, the movement exists, the movement has a life of its own.
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Either way, it looks like this kid has a life full of adventure ahead of her.
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It has a life of its own, and predicting its movements can—and should—be difficult.
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That ring flying in circles around the room looks like it has a life of its own.
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Dominic Baccus has a life-saver in Buddy, the three-legged dog he rescued three years ago.
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"New York now has a life expectancy like Denmark, while Mississippi has one like Romania," said Montez.
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As the athlete showed NBC, she has a life-size cutout of Efron living in her bedroom.
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Each of the honorees has a life story that has in some way been influenced by California.
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An only child, Lydia has a life coach, the brazen Delia (Kritzer), who is also Charles's lover.
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The show has a "life goes on" attitude that is absent from our often anxious, everyday discourse.
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His father has a life-threatening illness and that was, incredibly, a reason for people to bully him.
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Fortunately, Kristen Bell has a life hack that should help other desperate parents in a similarly sticky situation.
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We've always referred to this band as its own entity, like it has a life of its own.
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The intersection near Monterey Market has a life of its own, with cute shops and stores to explore.
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While the video now has a life of its own, the ball has had one for much longer.
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The painting, it seems, has a life of its own and is impossible to leave behind or destroy.
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That's something that I consulted on with Joanna: Let's make sure Malika has a life that isn't all trauma.
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The head often has a life of its own, bending up and down and side to side in circles.
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It has a life of its own now, and it's fed by social currents that are beyond our control.
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Nearly every brush stroke and mark, every detail of furnishings and body hair ,has a life of its own.
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Like them, "One Hundred Years of Solitude," published in 1967, has a life that extends beyond the printed page.
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Don't operate a boat while under the influence of alcohol, and make sure everyone onboard has a life jacket.
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The Greenland shark has a life expectancy of at least 2507 years, according to a study published Thursday in Science.
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"You want things that have not been together before to be together in a place that itself has a life."
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For one of America's favorite funnymen, George Lopez has a life story that is anything but hilarious.
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But, as the title of the exhibition suggests, the bruise is more than a mark — it has a life cycle.
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He serves a community that is 2300 percent black and has a life expectancy 13 years shorter than the average American.
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"There is a story of us that has a life of its own, but it's not our story," she told Walters.
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Cruz also has a life insurance check for $25,000, but he has not been able to obtain it, his lawyers said.
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Moreover, it is key that I don't have full control over my work, that it has a life of its own.
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Smaller minds are fascinated by reports that Lighthizer has a life-size portrait of himself hanging on the wall at home.
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"It kind of reaffirmed that we're not together and he now has a life that I don't know about," she added.
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That person has a life — a family, a circle of friends, a job, problems, and aspirations — that should, in theory, remain private.
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A woman's egg has a life span of 12 to 48 hours, and a sperm is viable for seven to 10 days.
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I want to see what this world of universal equivalence, where everything has a life of its own, can produce for me.
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Generali, controlled by influential investment bank Mediobanca, has a life insurance portfolio of 40 billion euros in Germany, its second-biggest market.
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And what happens is in the summer of 2007, one of their employees has a life-changing experience and needs to get liquidity.
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The condition, Neuroaxonal Infantile Dystrophy, is a disorder that affects the nervous system, and has a life expectancy of 2160 to 2000 years.
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"I've got a big old Styrofoam cooler for my Teddy to float him out on and he has a life jacket," she said.
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Every faceless extra we see in cyberpunk movies has a life, same with video game NPCs, and we wanted to tell their stories.
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At 106 (and 1/2), this doctor isn't slowing down Dr. William Frankland has a life story Hollywood producers could only dream of.
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I think young people are curious: You have this tiny little micromachine that seemingly has a life of its own, its own heartbeat.
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One visit to Mr. Flannery was in Uppsala, Sweden, where GE Healthcare has a life sciences unit, doing biological research for new therapies.
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In the Nevada ad, a man named Jeff says he has a life-threatening disease that has caused his bone marrow to stop functioning.
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Young was already working in fundraising at the University of Texas and has a life set up in Austin, with a family and kids.
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Because the pace of scientific and technological advance has a life of its own, slow productivity growth may be a problem without a solution.
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At least for the time being, print still has a life—it may change as younger generations grow up in an increasingly digital world.
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The food challenge, unfortunately at this time, is the only way to determine if a person has a life-threatening food allergy or not.
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Hamilton's outside interests, which include fashion and music, are to ensure that he has a life beyond Formula One when he retires from racing.
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"Some organizations, such as the ACS, have recommended that screening continue until the woman has a life expectancy of less than 10 years," Brawley said.
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While Prince Harry may have the spotlight thanks to his relationship with Meghan Markle, Bonas has a life all her own that's equally as exciting.
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His forelock now has a life of its own and he alternates his collection of studded leather jackets with white suits à la Elvis Presley.
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The marketplace has a life of its own, and sometimes you'll find that a certain trait is more coveted than another, far more scarce one.
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It's that next level down: A well-read person who has a life, who isn't watching cable every night and isn't watching cable every morning.
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Cooking every night or avoiding fast food can seem like an enormous challenge, but when your child has a life-threatening allergy you have few options.
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As we wait with bated breath for Olivia to break her social media silence, we can't forget that Isabella also has a life to return to.
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The Skinnygirl mogul has a life-threatening fish allergy and had to be rushed to the hospital after eating soup that contained fish, unbeknownst to her.
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Other popular hashtags during the elections were #votelatino (makes sense, given the moment) and #brownandproud, a hashtag that has a life preceding and beyond the elections.
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Isha Vashee from Germantown, Md., has a life goal: My dream has been to visit all of the "Seven Wonders of the World" before I die.
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" She continued: "Ex continues to say his son has a life threatening blood disorder (G23PD) it's actually common amongst black males…my son Jeffrey also has it.
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She has a life, she goes out with her sister, she's there for her family, so I love that we get to celebrate that a little bit.
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Exports support 10 million U.S. jobs, imports support another 16 million, and every single one of us has a life that&aposs full of items manufactured abroad.
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The state bans abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy unless the pregnant person has a life-threatening medical condition, or if the fetus has a severe abnormality.
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"Unplanned," which tells the true story of a Planned Parenthood employee who has a life-changing experience, doubled expectations that pegged an opening weekend around $3 million.
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Omarr Baker just went to court, asking a judge to hear his argument that he has a life estate in the Minnesota home Prince built for his mom.
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When we're talking about our most vulnerable populations in particular, why is it that a black trans woman in Baltimore has a life expectancy of 34 years old?
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However, as Switzerland has a life expectancy of 90 years of age, UBS said Jane would need to finance 211 years of retirement — the longest period in Europe.
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Alex, who has a life-threatening seizure disorder, and his family traveled from Ohio to the Animal Adventure Park in New York Tuesday for the meet and greet.
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He realizes that she's been fooling him, that she has a life and interests outside of her relationship with him, and in a fit of rage, he kills her.
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And this is the second movie in 20 years in which Queen Victoria, played by Judi Dench, has a life-enhancing relationship with a man not of her station.
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In an effort to show that he has a life outside of his Michelin Star kitchens, Gordon Ramsay accepted the challenge and included a photo with his baby, Oscar.
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People who oppose abortion think the fetus has a life and that women should bear the child, says Carol Sanger, a professor focusing on reproductive law at Columbia Law School.
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Related: Ogle This 3D-Printed Outfit At Your Own Risk This Exquisite Wearable Has a Life of its Own Brainwaves Morph This Wearable 3D-Printed Headpiece Like an Alien Facemask
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A quick peek at popular Instagram star Alexis Ren's photos would indicate that she has a life we'd all envy, from gorgeous getaways to casually hanging out with Emily Ratajkowski.
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Each of my projects has a life of its own, but usually I draw inspiration and information from different archives, from books — I read a lot of literature and philosophy.
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"The narrative about the tensions has a life [of] its own," one version in China and another outside, said Zha Daojiong, professor in the school of international studies at Peking University.
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The really radical answer would be to designate one or a few permanent host cities so that the Olympics sports infrastructure has a life beyond the extinguishing of the Olympic flame.
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That light source has a life span of 20,43 hours, so there's plenty of time to binge all your TV shows and still have years and years of viewing time leftover.
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Sometimes it's a shadow on an ultrasound or a few base pairs out of place on a prenatal genetic test, revealing that an unborn child has a life-threatening developmental defect.
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Toward the end of his news conference Sunday at TPC Sawgrass, Day pulled a pacifier out of his back pocket, providing a humorous reminder that he has a life outside golf.
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The Ark Encounter theme park in Williamstown, Kentucky has a life-size Noah's Ark that's "designed to answer your questions about the biblical account" of Noah's epic journey, the site says.
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"Artistic enterprises are live beasts, and everything that's live has a life span," Shepard Sobel, who founded the company in 2000 and led it until 803, lamented in a telephone interview.
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Poman Lo has a life lesson for any young person weighing up whether to work in the family business; joining the firm doesn't have to mean giving up your personal career dreams.
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I was raised great, but he has a very different life and I want to ensure that he has a life that includes access to art, theater, and music — a city life.
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And I'm a big proponent of people wearing vintage, both in the most sustainable way to dress certainly, but it's really exciting to put on something that has history, has a life.
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Paris claims she has a life compass which draws her to people who enrich her life and keeps her from those who live in darkness ... it's abundantly clear where Lindsay fits in.
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The paradox is that a patient can qualify for hospice care only if he or she has a life expectancy of six months or less, if the disease runs its normal course.
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At the heart of Steiner's take on education and farming is anthroposophy, a philosophy he invented that fuses science with spirituality, promoting the idea that every organic thing has a life force . . .
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There's more than some satisfaction in this — Andrea has a life, and a fragile independence from her family of origin, the wellspring of her troubles and her only consistent source of love.
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The chef-owner of Filipino taqueria Flip Sigi in New York City and the host of Cooking Channel's Late Nite Eats has "a life-long dream of having a Michelin star," he says.
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The sisters join up with their friend Ruby (Retta), whose daughter has a life-threatening renal disease and who needs an expensive, experimental medication that costs $10,000 out of pocket to cure it.
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"In Uruguay, a citizen has a life expectancy of more than 70 years but trans women have a life expectancy of 35," said Suarez, who took her seat in the senate this month.
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The stuff that has emerged over years, including some of the trans health stuff, now has, thank goodness, split off completely from H.I.V. and has a life of its own, which is fabulous.
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But it's fair to keep in mind, when considering the legacy of someone accused of sexual assault, that the person who spoke up to report assault has a life and a legacy, too.
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Even better, it came from Maz Kanata, the only being in the latest trilogy to suggest that Chewie has a life outside of reacting to things people say and serving as a punchline.
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And if I listened to Kara, I'm not sure Lauren, you know Lauren has a life, she does other things, I'm not sure she would have found a way to get the signal.
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Parents should be asking their adolescents questions about expeditions that may include water activities; check that the beach has a lifeguard and make sure that everyone on a boat trip has a life jacket.
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Even so, the Bertha doll has a life of its own in the novel, a work of art that is ignored, loved, mocked and admired, that disappears and reappears, worn and decrepit and important.
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But Shosanna is an emotionally distinct through line, there at the first scene and the big finish, and she's the one character who really feels like she has a life instead of a log line.
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As depicted by the writer Sina Grace, adult Bobby has a life and a job and a set of awesome responsibilities, including teaching kids how to use the Danger Room, the X-Men training facility.
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Last December, Frankel had a near-fatal allergic reaction to fish; she has a life-threatening fish allergy and had to be rushed to the hospital after eating soup that contained fish, unbeknownst to her.
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"There's no slowing down the craze for all things Latin American, but the taco trend has a life of its own," the press release states, as if some people might not know what a taco is.
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"The Female Persuasion," Ms. Wolitzer's 12th adult novel (she's also written books for young people), opens when Greer Kadetsky, a college freshman, has a life-changing encounter with Faith Frank, a renowned feminist in her 60s.
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The scent has a life of its own now — friends started asking for it and I incorporated it into my line — but when I'm close to him and smell it on his skin, that's where it belongs.
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Although Cal (as he's known to his staff of managers and flunkies) lives in what is supposed to be extreme fabulousness — he has a life-size portrait of Michael Corleone in his living room — he is miserable.
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Much like Richard Madden's in Bodyguard, his jawline has a life of its own, bouncing up and down as Pitt snacks on ice cream cones and fruit and hot dogs (Madden's quivering jaw is reserved for clenched tension).
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The crux of What Men Want, as in What Women Want, is a premise half-lifted from A Christmas Carol: What if a bad person has a life-changing supernatural experience and realizes they should be good instead?
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"Don&apost ask for these letters within seven days of submitting them because everyone has a life, and you need to give these people enough lead time to be comfortable writing a strong letter for you," she added.
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Together with the abundant farm staples of sugar and lime, it makes the national cocktail caipirinha, which has a life of its own as high end bars reimagine it with blended fruits and shavings of cane sugar, or rapadura.
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"What culturally proficient educator has a 'life' size Nazi flag in their tool kit and then has the audacity to hang it OVER THEIR CLASSROOM WINDOW IN THE FRONT OF THE SCHOOL BUILDING BY THE MAIN ENTRANCE," the woman wrote.
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It's this "permanent" approach—seeing the firm structured more like a corporate with various shareholders, rather than a traditional venture capital fund that typically has a life cycle of 2-5 years—which allows A/O PropTech to be stage agnostic.
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After gold medal-winning Olympic gymnast Simone Biles let the world know about her crush on the Baywatch star — she has a life-size cutout of Efron living in her bedroom, FYI — he decided to surprise her with a kiss.
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Telling children that a parent is terminally ill or has a life-threatening illness is one of the hardest things parents can do, says Ryan Loiselle, program director of Friends Way, a children's grief center, and a former hospice social worker.
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Each one of them has a life path that is so different from the other ones that you really get to see a little bit of yourself in each of the characters, and it makes you love them even more.
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Under the bill, a patient is eligible to receive an unapproved drug if he or she has "a life-threatening disease or condition" and has "exhausted approved treatment options and is unable to participate in a clinical trial" of the drug.
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Even more mundane services, such as if Márquez has a life or health insurance policy with an American company, could be affected, because any payments to him in American dollars will pass through American banks where, by law, they must be frozen.
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Like many of the earth's great cultural landmarks, it has a life of its own; it is a living character in art, literature, music and legend, and a place where a tired passer-by can drop in for some rest and quiet thought.
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Though their age spurs doubts about the future of this unique cultural phenomenon, a new English language troupe that took their show on the road earlier this year to New York, Washington, D.C. and Baltimore shows the Cimrman character has a life of his own.
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" When I pointed out that her video was one of many recent unsavory revelations about men in power, Nige simply said, "Any man that has money, that has a life of prestige, seems to believe that [he] can treat people however [he] wants to.
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"This was a mom's last gift to her son as a single man," Dixon's proud mom tells PEOPLE, adding that the Christian singer (whose Instagram account features several photos of the singer in Dark Knight gear) has a life-sized Batman costume in his media room at home.
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It's a simple reminder that if we can find a way to coexist, it will be based on the recognition that each of us has a life behind our words, and that we're all vulnerable in the same ways, no matter how different we may seem on the surface.
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The scope of many of the works spans far beyond the tiny truck moving through Los Angeles, whether via YERBAMALA COLLECTIVE's zines — which traverse the internet, subway cars, and appear on protest placards — or Dynasty Handbag's tutorial, filmed days after the 2016 election, which has a life of its own online.
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It's standard for the creatures in creature-features to get scarier as the movie goes along, but Alien writers Dan O'Bannon and Ronald Shusett came up with a particularly plausible reason for their xenomorph antagonist to keep evolving into more threatening forms: its species has a life cycle, with stages inspired by insects.
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The delicate, colorful insects that help to pollinate many an English garden may not live very long (the monarch butterfly has a life span of two to six weeks), but knowing how well their colonies are faring and how many are flitting around can be crucial indicators of a calamitous or a thriving environment.
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A woman's egg has a life span of 12 to 48 hours, and a sperm is viable for seven to 10 days, so there's about a week's time for potential overlap and the fertilization of two eggs by two sperm from separate acts of sexual intercourse, Dr. Keith Eddleman, director of obstetrics at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York told CNN last year.
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Gwen MooreGwen Sophia MooreHouse Democrat offers bill to let students with pot conviction retain federal aid House approves bill raising minimum wage to per hour Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Wis.), another progressive, praised both Pelosi — who has a life-long track record fighting for racial justice and women's rights — and the freshmen rabble-rousers, who have infused the party with a wave of energy and fresh ideas.
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Today, the powder nutrient is available for sale in health food outlets throughout Canada including Whole Foods, Campbell-Golding tells CNBC Make It. (The brand is not carried in the United States but there are sales in 14 Whole Foods stores in Canada, Matthew Young, spokesperson for Whole Foods, tells CNBC Make It.) Jal also has a life-coaching business, My Life Is Art, through which he teaches workshops and leads retreats, and record label, Gatwitch Records.
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