Sentence examples for Long incorporated from inspiring English sources

Buildings have long incorporated decorative features which, in some way, define boundaries and preserve their integrity.

Williams has long incorporated a wide range of musical styles into her repertoire — from folk to blues to country to rock.

FILLMORE NEW YORK AT IRVING PLAZA 17 Irving Pl., at 15th St. (212-777-6800) — Sept. 29-30: The Louisiana native Lucinda Williams has long incorporated a wide range of musical styles into her repertoire — from folk to blues to country to rock.

Turkish cooks, particularly those from the area around the city of Gaziantep, in southeast Turkey, have long incorporated these first fruits into soups, stews and kebabs that can be had only during spring.Fortunately, there are several spots in Istanbul where some of these seasonal dishes can be sampled - at least until the full heat of summer hits.

"Water has been scarce in the West since the area was first settled, and Moody's has long incorporated an analysis of the adequacy of water supplies into our ratings," said Eric Hoffmann, a senior vice president and municipal ratings analyst at Moody's Investors Service.

Psychophysical models have long incorporated a lapse rate parameter as a theoretical ceiling on performance.

The script, by James Schamus, Wang Hui Ling and Tsai Kuo Long, incorporates the rusty machinery that's a part of almost every culture's folklore.

The Great Wall has long been incorporated into Chinese mythology and popular symbolism, and in the 20th century it came to be regarded as a national symbol.

The country's thinking about the court has long since incorporated the understanding that, as Professor Post put it in an interview, "the court is speaking not from outside the system, but from inside, as a player".

Production data have long been incorporated for adjusting reservoir parameters.

The predictable ensued: carvedilol has long been incorporated into the standard care of congestive heart failure, whereas CoQ10 has not.