Sentence examples for For a long time out from inspiring English sources

I was warm and windproof for a long time out on deck, even as the wind and rain raged.

"I've always said Isiah, I've known him for a long time, out of an airplane, 10,000 feet, no parachute, land on his feet, smiling," Daly said.

"In every respect indeed but elbow-room," Dickens told his biographer John Forster, "the family lived more comfortably in prison than they had done for a long time out of it".

I just started listening to podcasts—I avoided them for a long time out of a very Luddite style of stubbornness.

The male protagonist is invited to dinner by his ex-wife, who has been away for a long time out of the country; they were divorced after their son tragically died.

Which is a long time-out for a relationship that ended badly, senselessly, with confusion and accusations of cheating.

(He could dine out for a long time on the stories he has of those rounds).

So yes, it's always cool to find out when a band you've enjoyed for a long time turn out to be stand-up gentlemen, as well!

A son who has been absent from home for a long time takes time out to visit his parents in Vermont.

I could go on (for a long time) laying out alternative scenarios.

"Two families that have known and respected each other for a long time find out that their children are in love and want to be married.