| You might think, for instance, that winning the lottery would be a life-changing event that would brighten your outlook for years to come. |
|
| My first life-changing journey occurred nearly a year later, when I was sent to refugee camps. |
|
| More than 45 years after that life-changing conversation, Arthur explains what he saw in the 19-year-old runner. |
|
| She ditched her husband in the Sin City, as part of a life-changing de-cluttering exercise in the early nineties. |
|
| The unit will be able to correct various visual problems and perform life-changing operations that will allow patients to see again. |
|
| They fell to discussing Sedgemore's multitudinous achievements, his thunderous oratory, the life-changing bills he piloted through the Commons. |
|
| I think we both learned really important life-changing lessons. |
|
| When Shauna was in the fourth grade, her parents made the life-changing decision to pull her out of the public school system and teach her themselves. |
|
| David's accident wouldn't be the only life-changing event for the family. |
|
| How should I go about making these life-changing career moves? |
|
| For some, the Sacrament of Reconciliation can be a profound life-changing experience, the occasion of a major conversion. |
|
| Witnessing the end of someone's life is extraordinary and possibly life-changing, no matter what the relationship has been. |
|
| But this time it is your donations that are being dispensed, through life-changing medical operations. |
|
| You'll find practical and life-changing teaching with action assignments that produce transformation. |
|
| For those teenagers it might be a very significant conflict and it might be a life-changing conflict. |
|
| No matter the age, the smiles of joy on their new faces evidence the life-changing power of these simple surgeries. |
|
| This will be a life-changing experience and the people, culture, and way of life that I join will enrich me. |
|
| All of this took place barely ten years before his life-changing meeting with Luc Plamondon and Richard Cocciante. |
|
| Not major life-changing things but little things, like going shopping, going away for a weekend to Buffalo, New York. |
|
| It is difficult to analyze this quality of experience quantitatively but it is an essential ingredient in the life-changing learning experience. |
|
|
|
| Over the past several years, another homeowner underwent a number of life-changing events. |
|
| Challenging, difficult, exhausting, exciting, life-changing, hot and very rewarding. |
|
| Their disobedience sets in motion a series of life-changing events that will alter the entire town before it's all over. |
|
| The burger wasn't life-changing, but it was totally satisfying, served on a good bun with some thin onion rings tossed with crumbled blue cheese. |
|
| Much of the event feels like a horrific life-changing event coming into focus at a distressingly torporific pace. |
|
| But surely he must get a glow of satisfaction when his music is touted as life-changing? |
|
| I had an excellent bacon cheeseburger with fries, and Jenn had a life-changing pulled pork sammich. |
|
| Wednesday 30th September 1984 was such a life-changing day for me that the date has been etched on my memory ever since. |
|
| It most certainly was not a life-changing experience, but it did provide amusements. |
|
| I only read it for the first time last year and it's no understatement to say it was a life-changing read. |
|
| Indeed, the life-changing concept that she has embraced in her pastorship has become the source of her new book. |
|
| Father-of-four Mike Robins became one of the first people in the UK to undergo a life-changing surgical treatment called deep brain stimulation five years ago. |
|
| The course looked like a fine senior year coast through some hard-boiled paperbacks, certainly nothing life-changing. |
|
| A technician made a simple, life-changing mistake and misread the test tubes. |
|
| Instead, Beck returned home and made a life-changing decision to bust out of the closet. |
|
| I didn't get a sense of having crossed some life-changing boundary. |
|
| From home dialysis to paramedics on bikes, the list of life-changing innovations combining science with commonsense is a long one. |
|
| This message was vital, life-changing and life-giving. |
|
| For 75 years, the IRC has been providing life-saving care and life-changing assistance to refugees during humanitarian crises. |
|
| For many a Canadian rural youth, the exchange has been a life-changing experience that lays the groundwork for a lifetime of leadership in agriculture. |
|
|
|
| They are liberating, life-changing, divine emanations of light! |
|
| Canada World Youth is arguably one of the most life-changing and exciting experiences a young person can have. |
|
| The budding young songwriter went on to make a life-changing encounter thanks to his father, a professional photographer. |
|
| Once again, I wish to express my condolences to all those in Haiti, the United Nations, and beyond, who suffered life-changing injuries and loss as a result of the disaster of 12 January. |
|
| An additional 400 dollars isn't life-changing, but it's not pin money, either. |
|
| There's no reason not to start using these life-changing freebies this very day. |
|
| Then one morning, from the depths of despair, she experienced a life-changing realization. |
|
| Without them, I would never have had the motivation to go through with this life-changing experience. |
|
| It was a life-changing immersion, one I would recommend for every serious foreign journalist or businessperson. |
|
| When you see somebody in a wheelchair guiding someone with a visual impairment through a game, you really experience the life-changing power of sport. |
|
| It is certainly a life-changing experience and deals with our central nervous system and autonomic nervous system. |
|
| It was a life-changing moment and you learn you can't burn the candle at both ends. |
|
| Add to that his quick wit, brilliant insights and wildly entertaining story-telling and you have a combination that is life-changing and deeply impactful everytime. |
|
| Flying ZERO-G is a rare opportunity that only a select few have experienced calling it amazing and life-changing. |
|
| Large pools and no risk taken give rise to a wide range of types of bets, notably bets offering life-changing dividends attracting new punters to horserace betting. |
|
| Is it healthy, life-changing honesty or soul-destroying sniping? |
|
| When people can actually express remorse and sorrow for what they did, and more importantly, if they can do it to the affronted, we know that it is often a life-changing experience. |
|
| And yes, my mum is going to kill me when she sees how sunburnt I am after spending the day reminding people that our foreign aid budget is a life-changing election issue. |
|
| Everyone's generosity and dedication is inspirational, especially considering some grieve or face life-changing after-effects from meningitis. |
|
| But generous readers across the region raised enough money for a life-changing Hippocamp, an all-terrain wheelchair for Elliot, usable on water and compact for aeroplanes. |
|
|
|
| The programme has joined hands with children's charity Operation Smile to help conduct life-changing surgery on hundreds of children with cleft lips and palates. |
|
| A retired New Hampshire electrical engineer, Pierce lost his eyesight and turned his life-changing event into an inspirational journey, as president of 2020 Vision Quest. |
|
| It turns out the drink has a startling effect on the peculiar padre, causing him to recount an earlier life that has unexpected and life-changing consequences for the Fisks. |
|
| Soon after, 16-year old Brent Reichard got his first job there flipping burgers and a few years later he and his brother Bruce made the life-changing decision to buy it. |
|
| Sticking to them is the hard bit, and in the last of this life-changing three-parter our three groups of volunteer dieters have all been at it for eight weeks. |
|
| We're entering the end game of a conflict which over 11 years has claimed the lives of 438 of our young men and women, with many more suffering life-changing injuries. |
|
