1.  Although Sheila signed the pledge, at the same time she made a solemn oral contract with Sean that their lives would never be dictated by anybody else.

2.  First are the philosophical issues of how far life would thereby in some way be defined.

3.  He tells Arquette he just wants to watch, then talks him out of jumping by describing what the guy's life will be like if the attempt fails.

4.  He was home that summer day in '84, mowing the lawn, content that his life would move ahead without hockey.

5.  How long would human life last if there were no insects?

6.  In fact, go in a different direction, like life would."

7.  Just as daily life is slowly returning to normal, so will economic life.

8.  Once envisioning becoming Bellevue's police chief someday, he now does not know what his life will hold.

9.  Or would life intelligent enough to ask that question disappear forever?

10.  To give those babies their histories the way someone had done for us, so that their lives will make sense, mean something when they need it most.