21.   It can keep them out of trouble, teach them discipline, create lifelong friendships and memories.

22.   It is a place where teasing is as common as breathing, a place where lifelong friendships often develop.

23.   Just beneath the placid, well-ordered surface of this household, there are histories of frigid marriages, infidelities, dead children and lifelong friendships based solely on convenience.

24.   Lifelong friendships.

25.   Lifelong friendships are a matter of course among colonists, too, frequently forging a chain of influence.

26.   Middle-aged dealers have been known to break down and cry about decisions, and lifelong friendships have been ruptured by differences of opinion.

27.   Put three under a tree during a thunderstorm, and when the skies clear, they will have formed lifelong friendships.

28.   She developed a lifelong friendship with Houston, something she often did with her subjects.

29.   Stutler said members separated by distance and denomination find themselves forging lifelong friendships through the program.

30.   The lifelong friendship between a prison director and a notorious convict creates a conflict between obligation and loyalty.