Sentence examples for Long possibility from inspiring English sources

By Joseph Langland The New Yorker, August 30 , 1969P. 32 Then gathering in the dusk, comes the strange long possibility of loneliness.

Marriott and David Beebe gave Malakai the ole Hollywood "Green Light" on a concept about two bellmen, a short premise with long possibilities.

Gutman said he was not threatened by the months-long possibility that Cross would replace him.

Hillary Clinton is going to be under a lot of scrutiny and, if something really dramatic comes up, there's a long shot possibility he could win".

Another long shot possibility, because he would have to run against older, more experienced horses, would be the Pacific Classic at Del Mar on Aug. 18.

If your paper ends up being too long (a possibility if you overdo things), then remove some of the steps.

Ms. Salzman replied that the train wreck was a long-term possibility.

If you haven't got long, the possibilities for that kind of relaxation – and revelation – become less.

A breakaway Kurdistan is a long-term possibility; civil violence in the south is the more immediate threat.

But Cable was notably cooler, telling the Guardian: "Shale gas is a long-term possibility – no more than that".

The Yankees always look into premium free agents, and Tejada is a long-shot possibility despite his position.