right for life

What is it about Earth that makes it just right for life?

Once you get into those outfits you are all right for life.

Florida strips those convicted in its own courts of voting rights for life.

Hey, they can do whatever they want because I've got bragging rights for life.

It invites you to think of a celestial clockmaker who designed the machinery and set the parameters just right for life to evolve.

Scientists call this habitable zone the "Goldilocks orbit," where conditions should be neither too hot nor too cold but just right for life.

However, getting the temperature just right for life to arise on a planet is so unlikely that the chances of it occurring are billions to one against.

Resi seemed so in favor of life, so right for life, that the possibility of her preferring death did not occur to me.

Each hero receives a medal for public display, special privileges and rights for life, and the admiration and respect of the nation.

NB: The right for health care is as legitimate as the right for life...

In 1964 Shih Ming-te is sentenced to life imprisonment for orchestrating the independence movement, he was also stripped-off his civil rights for life.

These slimy, sluglike thoughts that creep in the crevices of our minds - it is all right for Life is a mystery novel, with an inexorable last chapter.

Illegally concealing a handgun is a felony in many states therefore conviction of such a crime would automatically result in the forfeiture of a citizen's gun rights for life nationwide.

Moreover, the House of Commons limited its authorisation for royal collection of tonnage and poundage (two varieties of customs duties) to a period of one year, although previous sovereigns since Henry VI of England had been granted the right for life.