Sentence examples for a lengthy item from inspiring English sources

The widely read Watts Up With That? blog ran a lengthy item that said, "Sources confirm that a federal inspector has questioned Eugene Wahl and Wahl has confirmed that Mann asked him to delete emails," citing no evidence beyond the forwarded e-mail.

I just wrote up a lengthy item on the history here a few days ago, so I won't re-hash it again.

They email in lengthy item requests overnight and then complain when we haven't met their needs within 10 minutes of opening time the following morning.

There is an ongoing debate that if a single question such as, SRH is available and is consistently reported to be a reliable measure then why to use a lengthy and multiple item questionnaires such as SF-36 and SF-12.

In September China announced a lengthy list of items with military uses that could not be exported to North Korea.

French, Chinese and Russian diplomats now say that deadline cannot be met because of problems caused by a lengthy list of items the United States wants to bar Iraq from buying without approval.

On another table was a lengthy list of items the FBI had seized in its investigation: Christmas lights, an iPhone, boxes and bags of ammunition, letters, a passport and gun accessories.

The online bin packing problem is a well-known bin packing variant and which requires immediate decisions to be made for the placement of a lengthy sequence of arriving items of various sizes one at a time into fixed capacity bins without any overflow.

eBay has a lengthy list of Nazi-related items it will not allow to be sold (stamps, letters and currency = ok; uniforms, weapons or other items bearing Nazi symbols = banned. Not even Olympic medals from the 1936 Berlin games are allowed).

Under the new system, the sanctions committee will ponder the fate of only those items that figure on a lengthy list of goods that may be used for military purposes.

1 03 p.m.: The Daily Beast posts a short article, which it later removes, about the Palmetto Public Record report, becoming one of many online outlets to write lengthier items, including Daily Kos and The Daily Caller.