For the term of his natural life

For the term of his natural life

For the term of his natural life may refer to:
*For the term of his natural life, a legal term for a convicted individual's prison sentence. Usually associated with murder and involving imprisonment until death.
*"For the Term of his Natural Life", a fictional story on the life of a convict in Australia by Marcus Clarke.


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