be made for life

Even if it were to end his career, he's made for life.

If we can carry this through, we're made for life.

“The house was made for life, and it should never be really finished.

Clearly our response is no, although I think different arguments need to be made for life and for health insurance.

One good find and they're made for life.

If I had won I would have been made for life.

It is a decision to be made for life ... and I cannot stay with you!

It sends the message that if you marry a rich man you are made for life.

The award will normally be made for life and does not bestow itself any voting rights on the nominee.

You were made for life and pleasure and hazard!

Moreover, these payments are made for life, while most wage earners will retire by age 65.

Judicial appointments at the federal level are made for life, and are not subject to election or to term limits.

Even his imprisonment on suspicion alone might do that, if the imprisonment were made for life.

She's made for life, thanks to you.

Yet a lot of decisions that are made at the age of 20 are made for life.

The awards were made for life.

There are adjustments to be made for life in the N.B.A., though.

Sandy's oath was made for life.

Though he wakes up, and realizes that life may not be for him, but he is made for life.

But . . . if you call the shots right, you can be made for life.

It's better than being a secretary but doesn't compare to the money that American actors in Dallas or Dynasty earned who were made for life.

"Friendships were made for life," Ms Glynn said.

Once you're dead you're made for life."

You imagine that if you have a best-selling book that was No 1 for about a year then you're made for life, but you're not.

Mrs Hudson told the court: "He said our wedding vows were made for life and we were together forever and that's how it should be."