feel like a lifetime

Certainly not more than a few months, even though it felt like a lifetime.

So much had happened to her in the past three years, sometimes it felt like a lifetime.

They'd been away for seven weeks that felt like a lifetime.

It had been only months, but in security service that often felt like a lifetime.

This went on for over 20 minutes and it felt like a lifetime.

There was a long moment that felt like a lifetime, as we sat in the room, thinking about our work.

My service in Iraq felt like a lifetime, and an instant.

Who would have thought six seasons could feel like a lifetime?

The beginning sure was hard, but at least it feels like a lifetime ago.

The first and last time West had made this trip was only two weeks before, but it felt like a lifetime ago.

It felt like a lifetime of physical effort had gone into one split second.

Just four days, but it felt like a lifetime.

It was less than two weeks ago, yet it felt like a lifetime.

It felt like a lifetime had passed since then.

He shrugged, the memory of his college sweetheart feeling like a lifetime ago.

At the age of 50, he said, his own career and its culminating disappointments "feel like a lifetime ago."

All that felt like a lifetime ago.

In some ways it feels like a lifetime."

He claims his five months on this job feel like a lifetime; he is counting the hours to a week's vacation in Brazil.

That felt like a lifetime ago, and yet she would have fingers to spare if she counted back in moons.

It felt like a lifetime and she wondered if the guards were wondering why she was riding so slowly down the road.

Michael Lee had arrived in Dublin barely four hours ago - he checked his watch again - but already it felt like a lifetime.

It felt like a lifetime ago... As he got up, he actually staggered a little with stiffness.

It took Magadan what felt like a lifetime to trudge back to the dugout.

Hell, McCoy thought as he took up his position next to Spock, it felt like a lifetime.