She had a life and identity apart from her abuse.
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Her mother, Helen, had a life before she was born.
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I wouldn't say I've ever really even had a life.
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He has had a life of working with his hands.
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But what if these things had a life of their own?
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I draw there, worked there, and had a life there too.
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At age 55, I had a life expectancy of two years.
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Kerry has had a life as wide as his estimable chin.
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You know, you've had a life that's not been that easy.
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Have you ever had a life problem solved by a group chat?
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As soon as I got it, I had a life panic attack.
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That had a life of its own that went beyond the magazine.
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One trip in particular had a life changing impact, he tells Time.
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Mellon and Mr. Schlumberger actually had a life beyond her own commissions.
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It makes me so happy because that's a guy who's had a life….
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Every refugee, save for those born in transit camps, once had a life.
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I had a life change, and I was really pure in my motive.
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It's as if all of Mead's appendages had a life of their own.
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Few photographers have had a life and career as historic as Jim Marshall.
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"@Louis_Tomlinson remember when you had a life and stopped making bitchy comments about mine ?"
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We started to get a sense that he had a life outside delivering weed.
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Was there a moment you realized the song had a life of its own?
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I think I had a life here, but I can't tell if it's real.
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I think I had a life here...but I can't tell if it's real.
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On his wall he had a life size poster of Al Pacino as Scarface.
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That's why I've had a life insurance policy since I was 18 years old.
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They had a life together, however bizarre that life may appear to us today.
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My godmother had had a life like that, after her only child was killed.
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Fifteen years ago, black Americans had a life expectancy at birth of 71.8 years.
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I had a life as a sculptor in New York for about 10 years.
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Born in Norfolk, Virgina, the late actor had a life-long history with the disease.
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I feel a little embarrassed, because I don't feel I had a life-threatening diagnosis.
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Naomi Safran-Hon: In 2007, I had a life-changing tour of the West Bank.
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She's independently wealthy, and always had a life on the other side of the church's walls.
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A famous mathematician must accept his derivative had a life of its own – or walk away.
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We were the messengers, but the song and the video had a life of their own.
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The AI has to have had a life, a history and interesting things to talk about.
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Of those, Ms. Madsen estimated that potentially 2.4 million children have had a life-threatening incident.
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Her mother had had a life-threatening miscarriage, and Elaine had been forgotten in the panic.
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When Alma finally left him, Kokoschka had a life-size nude doll made in her likeness.
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I had a life where you could come home at night and the person had my back.
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He also volunteered to Morse the information that he and Sue had a life insurance policy together.
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"She said very simply that she had a life, a young daughter, other priorities," Hytner told me.
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It was not an easy decision because I already had a life contract as a principal dancer.
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Another strategy we&aposre seeing is part-time employment for someone who may have had a life event.
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Comedian Jim Gaffigan revealed his wife, Jeannie, recently had a "life-threatening" tumor around her brain stem removed.
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It also acknowledges her age, 60, at a time when Egyptian women had a life expectancy of 25.
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"We had a life size cut out of Hillary Clinton but somebody took it," said a Democratic volunteer.
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The only explanation would have been if we had a life-sized Santa doll somewhere, but we didn't.
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In 2017, I met a woman named Amber from Western Illinois who had a life-threatening blood condition.
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Last fall, Katie Burris was watching an old episode of Grey's Anatomy when she had a life-changing idea.
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Kendrick's music usually tells a story and in the past, I had a life like the stories he tells.
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Nakesha Williams had a life of promise, but she succumbed to mental illness and homelessness, despite offers of help.
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As the years pass, situation becomes more serious for the survivors who once had a life ahead of them.
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But she wasn't going to dwell on it — she was newly free, and she had a life to live.
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It found that the average vulnerability had a "life expectancy" of 6.9 years before it became useless to hackers.
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Would you be gabbing away with your assistants and team if you had just had a life-or-death experience?
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A forensic pathologist calculated that Piazza had a life-threatening blood alcohol level content on the night he was hurt.
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It was the fact that she had a life outside of Hollywood that made her the right fit for Perry.
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American 95-year olds in 2014 had a life expectancy of 20103, according to data from the Social Security Administration.
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I had a life a lot like Beli's, the young woman said, and then, without warning, she choked into tears.
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The disk had gone through 10,984 cycles, or take-offs and landings, and had a life limit of 15,000 cycles.
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"I had a life-changing experience in my home constituency," she said onstage at an event sponsored by Brigitte magazine.
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In 2015 just 0.01% of the population had a life policy, a smaller share than in Laos, Cambodia or Vietnam.
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"Millions of American children just had a life-changing experience that could inspire them to get into STEM," he said.
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From the birth of her daughter to the release of Invasion of Privacy, Cardi B has had a life-changing year.
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Still, Thicke's theme song — which replaced Quincy Jones' "Chump Change," used in the show's pilot — had a life beyond the show.
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"Remember when you had a life and stopped making bitchy comments about mine?" wrote Malik in a tweet directed at Tomlinson.
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The Queen loves him so much that she had a life-sized bronze Daniel statue made in homage to the animal.
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We all saw [his career] had a life and death situation against Klitschko, but Klitschko couldn't land a glove on me.
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It was all very My Chemical Romance, I would not be surprised if he had a "Life Is Pain" tattoo somewhere.
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We had a life in one place and it would have continued and who knows what would have happened — nobody knows.
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"The sheep could have had a life of her own, but remained steadfastly dedicated to the rhino," reported the Dhaka Tribune.
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" She said she returned to set when, "I recognized myself again, when I had a life instead of just a profession.
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Detailing Cookie's "torturous ending," Frankel said her longtime companion had a life-threatening 45-minute seizure at her Hamptons home on Saturday.
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Tests revealed the boy had a life-threatening brain tumor requiring chemotherapy, which the family plans to stay in Utah to do.
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By choosing sustainable and ethical labels, the Duchess of Sussex, 37, has had a life-changing impact on a number of brands.
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The mother wanted people to know that her daughter was loved and she had a life that was bigger than her murder.
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The haphazard coping mechanisms I was employing to handle my not-so-bad autism crumbled, and I had a life-threatening crisis.
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In 2017, Americans aged 65 had a life expectancy of 19.5 years, according to data from the National Center for Health Statistics.
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Born in Rome, Schiaparelli ("She had a life before fashion," one acolyte told me) was a world traveler and purveyor of the arts.
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One couple had a life-size recreation of the bride's horse, which wasn't able to attend, but clearly was there in sand spirit.
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I found that I could not work with cadavers my whole senior year, so I had a life-changing decision to make [laughs].
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"I'm nearly 80 years old, I've had a life, but I'd be more worried about the kids," said Mr. Weekes, a retired printer.
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They found that habitual tea drinkers had a life expectancy 1.2 years longer and had 1.4 years longer of being heart-disease free.
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A diehard basketball fan who was educated at a private school in Switzerland, Kim has had a life unlike any other world leader.
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We started that process back in my studio in Los Angeles, where we had a life cast, a body cast of Michael B. Jordan.
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We had a life now, and the only way I was going to be the wife she needed was if I stayed in the moment.
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One Russian girl I met in Colombia had been traveling for nine years, and no longer had a life at home to go back to.
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In one case in the Medi-Cal pilot project, a newborn girl had a life-threatening irregular heartbeat, but cardiologists didn't know the underlying cause.
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There was a reason for the two-projector arrangement: the bulb in the projector had a life span of not much longer than 20 minutes.
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I do know that the song had a life before the episode, but I do not apologize for being a child of the television age.
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Though she was only 40 when she died, Earhart had a life filled with record-breaking accomplishments that have made her an inspirational figure to many.
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But Amazon was never like Facebook or Instagram that sort of had a life of its own and just took off at a crazy upward pace.
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I HAVE HAD A LIFE OF BEING TOTALLY OPEN, OF SHARING ALL SORTS OF DATA ABOUT ME, EVEN WHEN I DID WRONG THINGS, BREAKING THE LAW.
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Prince had a life-threatening Percocet addiction and authorities believe opiates will likely be either the sole or at least a significant factor in his death.
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I had a life-long dream of becoming an orthodontist, and was committed to seeing my pre-requisite courses through in hopes of attending dental school.
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Hippocrates, for one, theorized that the body had a life-giving "innate moisture" that over time dissipated just as an oil lamp might run out of fuel.
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Maybe I started dreaming about fleeing an oppressive regime and dying on a desolate California highway because I finally had a life I didn't want to lose.
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Rochon, the loyal girlfriend to pledgee and main character Zurich, had a life and friends of her own, but it seemed to dull in comparison to Zurich's.
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Officials spent more than $27 million from 2005 to 2009 on coastal protection measures that had a life expectancy of 183 years, according to the relocation study.
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How do you reveal to your children that you had a life long before them, before their father, and before our quiet family home in Annandale, Virginia?
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I saw no choice — I had a life to live, articles to write, money to earn, songs to sing, family to see and friends to socialize with.
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Back on the pills I went, only this time around I had a life growing inside me and what kind of mother takes anti-depressants during pregnancy?
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"I had a life of just loneliness, and I didn't know what I was doing, and my family weren't around, and so I turned inward," he said.
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There she said she'd had a "life-changing" experience meeting a lesbian couple with foster children who were providing a warm and loving home for those children.
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"To continue to place a scarlet letter on an individual as if they had a life sentence is just wrong," said Veronica Cunningham, the parole association's executive director.
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The newborn appeared fine at first, but a short time later, Kimmel was told his baby had a life-threatening heart condition that required emergency surgery to repair.
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According to the Christian Scriptures, Jesus had a life story — born in a manger in Bethlehem, later moving to Nazareth, and dying in his 30s, just outside Jerusalem.
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Letter of Recommendation When I was 12, I became part of the very select group of people who have had a life-changing experience at a fondue restaurant.
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While Daphne would fire barbs in all directions, she had a life-long suspicion of the Labour movement and she made Muscat and his allies her prime targets.
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Though he had a life-threatening illness, Dr. Noffsinger said, he had difficulty getting an appointment to see his doctor, and even when he did, visits were too rushed.
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HIV activism was their high, and now they had a life to live; but, as playwright Larry Kramer points out, they also had no job, savings account, or passion.
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"I have always felt that it was only after a child was born and had a life separate from its mother that it became an individual person," the Rev.
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Police dragged a woman off a Southwest Airlines flight Tuesday after she learned there were dogs onboard and requested an EpiPen because she had a life-threatening animal allergy.
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What a weed gives a floral arrangement is a sense of authenticity: "This really had a life somewhere that wasn't on purpose and hasn't had a human intervention," Thompson says.
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But a couple of months later, the woman had a life-threatening flare-up of her disease, an episode of weakness that left her incapable of breathing on her own.
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She had a life so golden it made me feel a dull, unfocused sadness about how much higher Taylor's highs were than the best things that ever happened to me.
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While most employers prevent you from making changes now unless you have had a life-changing event, it is important to keep in mind for the next open enrollment period.
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I started by looking at some buzzy life insurance startupsIn less than three minutes, I had a life insurance quote from online life insurance company Bestow that was very reasonable.
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I had three kids pretty close together and pretty fast, and just had a life that was hard to go back and work on something that wasn't paying the bills.
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While going off the boat for a swim, one of Ghostface's friends had a life-or-death ordeal and it was up to Tony Starks to come save the day.
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While someone born in Hawaii in 217.32 could be expected to live 216.7 years, for instance, someone else born that same year in Mississippi had a life expectancy of 74.7 years.
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Kofi Annan had a life-long commitment to the cause of peace and was known for his staunch opposition to military aggression, notably the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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"Aaron is unique in that he's had a life-long illness that has suppressed his immune system, which complicated the flu when it came into his body," friend of the family, Rev.
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As if that wasn't surprising enough, the outlet reports that the star had a life insurance policy estimated at $1 million as well as a retirement plan estimated at more than $450,000.
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After all, he's already had a life of legendary success: In June, Howard Schultz stepped down from his role as executive chairman at Starbucks to become the chairman emeritus, an honorary title.
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" Pope Victor III, in his third book of Dialogues, wrote that Benedict IX had a "life as a pope so vile, so foul, so execrable, that I shudder to think of it.
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An Australian model recently had a life-changing surprise when she gave birth to a baby in her bathroom, despite not knowing that she had been carrying her daughter for nine months.
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"Part of me wishes I had done it, but the other part of me is like, 'I had a life to live,' and I don't think I would've been happy," said Seyfried.
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It's only a matter of time before someone turns Kobe Bryant's story into a major Hollywood blockbuster ... so says Ron Howard who says the guy had a life fit for the big screen.
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Like Terrace House, Midnight Diner had a life before Netflix, existing as a manga, a TV drama, and a movie before the streaming company bought the rights as part of its Japanese expansion.
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By the end of the second world war, the Allies had become so good at finding U-boats that German crews taking to the sea had a life expectancy of about a week.
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" The post also reflected on the backlash of white, non-Chinese Americans operating a Chinese restaurant, saying Haspel's husband's name is Lee and he has had a "life-long love of Chinese food.
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"I have had a life of dreams coming true; not without the low-lows, but certainly more than the average high-highs," the rock star, 57, says in the new issue of PEOPLE.
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Pittman favors funky red Converse sneakers, a silver nose ring, and a punk-rock-meets-courtroom aesthetic; Lehrer, a navy-blazer type, had a life-sized cutout of President Reagan in his office.
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Then I had a life experience where we had a family situation where I needed to come to my companies—my family business—much earlier than I thought, and that was kind of [unintelligible].
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He quickly worked his way up to executive producer and in 1967 had a life-changing conversation with Nixon, one of the show's guests, and convinced the future president of the importance of television.
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He has also had a life full of extreme suffering: His sister and mother died in a car accident when he was a child, and in the years since he has struggled with addiction.
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During an interview with the women's magazine Brigitte, the chancellor said she had "a life-changing experience in my home constituency" when she had dinner with a lesbian couple that has eight foster children.
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The two-part production fares best when it's reveling in the music, offering a reminder that Brown had a life and career that went beyond the tragedies involving Houston and their daughter, Bobbi Kristina.
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I think people still love that stuff, they still have it, but it was ... that whole games part of Foursquare was a big part of it and I think had a life for people.
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At a recent event with women's magazine Brigitte, Merkel said she had "a life-changing experience in my home constituency," after being invited to have dinner with a lesbian couple and their eight foster children.
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I even went into a prison in the border city of Nuevo Laredo to find that a crime boss being held there had a life-size photo of Al Pacino from "Scarface" on his wall.
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The bride and groom were decked out as Han Solo and Princess Leia (naturally), Proprofsky's best friend was his Wookiee sidekick Chewbacca (also naturally) and they had a life-size R23-D2 as their ring bearer.
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"Maybe the shared calendar was actually his way of basically telling me 'F*** you' and that he still had a life — but I do wonder if a lot of the events were made up," she added.
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I think it's interesting to imagine if you took these characters and infused them with AI far into the future, and they had a life of their own, what would they do and what could happen?
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I&aposve been dealing with depression, and its message of how we owe it to each other to try our best to be good has had a life-changing impact on how I live every day.
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This track tells a simple story of fate and cause and effect; of how Lamar's father and Anthony Tiffith (CEO of Lamar's label) met when Lamar was a child, almost had a life-threatening fracas but didn't.
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"Before the Permo-Triassic extinction, the therapsid Lystrosaurus had a life span of about 13 or 14 years based on the record of growth preserved in their bones," study co-author Ken Angielczyk said in a statement.
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Lucky Princess Cleopatra Superchill the Staffordshire Bull Terrier has had a life of luxury that includes 65 outfits and 175 pairs of sunglasses and even a bespoke $1,970 pram so she doesn&apost get her paws dirty.
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As a 7-year-old, Stanley J. Dudrick was so impressed with the compassionate care that his mother received when she had a life-threatening fever that he decided right then and there to become a doctor.
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Dr. Harpham was 36 years old, a mother of three very young children with a private practice in internal medicine — a career she loved — when she learned she had a life-threatening lymphoma with no established cure.
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She had a life outside the kitchen, but so much of the time I spent with her was on the weekends, hanging around her house as she got ready for Sunday lunch, helping her make that mousse.
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The findings echoed a 2017 study from the Failure Institute, a nonprofit organization that investigates why various endeavours fail, that found more than 80% of Mexican social enterprises had a life expectancy of less than three years.
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The nine-time Grammy-award-winning singer, who died on Thursday at 21997 due to complications from ongoing health issues, had a life of extreme ups and downs, from decades-long battles with addiction to chart-topping success.
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Also, Otto had a Life History Transmitter (LHX) tag surgically implanted in his abdomen as part of an effort to track the success of his rehabilitation and survival via satellite once he's back in his natural marine environment.
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"It had a life of its own and grew into an urban myth of sorts," Yuichi Shoda, a professor of psychology at the University of Washington and a co-author of the paper, said in a telephone interview.
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"People used to dance in this room, back when this room used to be in a different room," DiMeo says, and asks you to remember that this quiet corner of the museum had a life before its static installation.
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While Sharp's father Alan wrote the screenplay for the 1983 Mel Gibson-Sigourney Weaver movie The Year of Living Dangerously, it was the fact that she had a life outside of Hollywood that made her the right fit for Perry.
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CUCUTA, Colombia, Oct 3 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Danielis Diaz stopped receiving HIV/AIDS drugs four months ago, she had a life or death choice - stay home and become another lifeless casualty of Venezuela's crumbling health system, or flee to Colombia.
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Cellphone video shows police officers pulling a woman off a Southwest flight from Baltimore to Los Angeles on Tuesday after she told the airline she had a life-threatening pet allergy when she learned there were animals on the plane.
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Fixing Hedren with an "unwavering stare" wherever she went on set, Hitchcock instructed her co-stars, "Do not touch The Girl," had her followed and — creepiest of all — had a "life mask" of her face made for his own personal use.
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After explaining to Kinsey — who hasn't watched Fleabag despite Fischer asking her to — that she had a life-changing epiphany while watching Season 2 and thinks it's one of the best seasons of television ever, Fischer recalled the cold open.
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Even after initial technical problems were addressed, the attachment only had a life of a couple of hundred rounds, bullets often broke up in the device, and it was unlikely to achieve a hit on a target beyond 100 meters.
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" It wasn't until she was 24 that she had a life-changing conversation with a casting director: "I must have been about 24 when a casting director looked at me during an audition and said 'You need to know that you're enough.
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If you had a life-changing event since your 2018 tax return – such as lower income that would put you in the qualifying thresholds or a new child – you should try to get your tax return in as soon as possible, Levine said.
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Famous for chopping off a piece of his ear in a fit and delivering it to a woman in a brothel, Vincent van Gogh had a life marked by ailing mental health and the eye-catching paintings he created during that time.
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Jim had an employee pension from Boeing, and when he passed away last July, after a rapid decline, he had a life insurance policy that doled out just enough money to keep Cheri out of poverty—and will, one day, allow her to retire.
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Mr. Stucky was feeling much the same way, as he too had had a life-altering experience, he said, a nightmare in which he was on his knees and looking up at a stranger who was telling him he had only 24 hours to live.
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Actually, it was in our script before Ryan [Murphy] became involved, but when Ryan found out that O.J. had a life-size statue of himself in the backyard, he really encouraged us to use it, and really saw that as a metaphor for exactly what it was.
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Along the way, Danvers—a human (sort of, it's complicated) who spent years in space and apparently lost her memories—begins to realize that she once "had a life here," and it looks like she'll be searching for what that life looked like throughout the movie.
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He's lived in Brooklyn almost all of his life; he's a businessman; he's married; he believes his father likely also had a life hidden from his family; he considers his doms his friends; he never had therapy as a child but he sees a therapist now, at his dom's suggestion.
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The best part is paying it forward — watching my friend's kid learn to crawl while wearing my son's old sweater, which is actually my nephew's old sweater, which actually used to belong to the kids my sister used to nanny, and maybe even had a life before that, who knows?
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Tough boss "He's a private man, he was very close to his family, he had a life outside the office, and we were there to work with him and work for him, and after that was over, time to go home," said Philip Mudd, a CNN counterterrorism analyst and the FBI's former senior intelligence adviser who met daily with Mueller.
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The extreme anti-abortion bills that Pence has pushed, both in Congress and as governor of Indiana, would have arguably "punished" women who sought abortions in a wide variety of ways — from forcing women to cremate or bury the remains of an early miscarriage, to letting women die if they had a life-threatening pregnancy complication in a Catholic hospital that refused to perform a medically necessary abortion.
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"I would like to hope that the signal I sent is someone who had a life time at the top of British politics, and left and could have worked full time in the city of London, or giving speeches around the world, has gone into newspaper and gone into this newspaper because I'm hugely optimistic about their future, which I know is not the current narrative," he added.
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For fans who need a refresher, the show reminds us that he previously had a life-changing encounter with Jamie Fraser (Sam Heughan) before the clash at Prestonpans, when the young nobleman tried — and thankfully failed — to assassinate our heroic Highlander, before Jamie and Claire tricked John (at the time going by William) into revealing the whereabouts of the nearby English troops, thus giving the Scots the edge in the ensuing battle.
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