This cost Fadil his life.

Unfortunately, that cost Sami his life.

NK It cost him his life.

The next error is Hathcock. that almost cost his life

But such an approach would be dangerous indeed, it could cost Ahmadinejad his life.

They cost a woman's life. They cost you something, too.

They nearly cost me my life.

It can cost you your life.

Prison life doesn't cost a thing.

Until an arrow strikes through his liver, as a bird hurries to the snare, and doesn't know that it will cost his life.

And nothing important happens in life without a cost.

This bullet cost my mother her life and prevented her from being in my life.

Except his life.

For his life.

It cost nothing. It's going to save that boy's life.

He gave his life for his country.

His deciding may mean his whole life.

Strictly speaking, his life was his occupation.

Fadil saved his life.

Sami changed his life.

Sami lost his life.

Sami lived his life.

Probably saved his life.

He'd risked his life.

I want his life.

His life means nothing.

His life is over.

His life is ruined.

It would wreck the man's life. Wreck his life?

Whoever seeks to save his life loses it, but whoever loses his life preserves it.

His Excellency Cyprien Ntaryamira gave his life for his country.

Cost him his hearing in that ear.

The return of his daughter brightened his life.

His life ended, and so will his letters.

All his life he'd worked with his hands.

He begged on his knees... for his life.

Some cost benefit analyses incorporate a measure for the value of life.

Normally, efficiency is crucial because the fuel cost of your engine over its life dwarfs the cost of the engine.

Sami almost lost his life.

Sami fought for his life.

Sami fought for his life.

Sami took his own life.

Sami paid with his life.

Sami begged for his life.

Sami was living his life.