lifeline

Did she even have one, or had her lifeline run out?

They offer support for anyone who needs a lifeline to hope.

Lifeline was first released as an action figure in 1986.

Your lifeline is all of you from birth to death.

She seemed to catch onto the name like a lifeline.

We want people to be aware that water is our lifeline.

The river is considered as the lifeline of the district.

But because they both recently had surgery, the phone soon became their lifeline.

It is also a lifeline to customers old and new, he said.

It has been a lifeline to the outside world for more than a thousand years.

She sat quite still, holding to his hand as though it were a lifeline.

Without this lifeline, though, the city would have been abandoned.

Probably they had got some kind of grip on her lifeline.

He grabbed my hand and held it like a lifeline.

"Or is this too soon for you now, in your lifeline?"

And when the Drive was cut, his lifeline came loose.

This access provides the current economic lifeline outside the community.

Local libraries are lifeline to the many who use them.

It was as if a lifeline had been thrown to me.

She clung to them as if they were a lifeline.

A year and a half later, the woman regards the office as her lifeline.

These jobs provide a lifeline to so many people living in rural areas.

"For people like us, books were a lifeline growing up," he told everyone.

The Lifeline supports people who call for themselves or someone they care about.

"I understand they had to tape it for him so he could get a sense of what a lifeline was."

Did she even have one, or had her lifeline run out?

They offer support for anyone who needs a lifeline to hope.

Three lifelines are available from the start of the game.

Four lifelines, just in case, if they could know early enough to use them.

Lifeline was first released as an action figure in 1986.

Your lifeline is all of you from birth to death.

In the 5th season,however,all 4 lifelines were made available from the start of the game.

She seemed to catch onto the name like a lifeline.

We want people to be aware that water is our lifeline.

The river is considered as the lifeline of the district.

As with all other lifelines, Pass may only be used once.

But because they both recently had surgery, the phone soon became their lifeline.

It is also a lifeline to customers old and new, he said.

It has been a lifeline to the outside world for more than a thousand years.

She sat quite still, holding to his hand as though it were a lifeline.

Without this lifeline, though, the city would have been abandoned.

Probably they had got some kind of grip on her lifeline.

He grabbed my hand and held it like a lifeline.

"Or is this too soon for you now, in your lifeline?"

And when the Drive was cut, his lifeline came loose.

This access provides the current economic lifeline outside the community.

Local libraries are lifeline to the many who use them.

It was as if a lifeline had been thrown to me.

She clung to them as if they were a lifeline.

A year and a half later, the woman regards the office as her lifeline.