Sentence examples for a long time continued from inspiring English sources

Orwell, who informed his friend Rayner Heppenstall that "she is the nicest person I have met for a long time", continued to press his suit.

"I was used to certain coaches for a long time," continued Robertson, who won world gold and Olympic silver gold with Emms.

"Now we are facing a phase which will presumably take a long time," she continued.

"You know, hopefully, I'll be around a long time," Ryan continued.

She called me and said, "I've got a little lung cancer," paused for a long time and continued, "I wrote a will".

Perhaps sensing that the last phrase might sound a bit ominous, he quickly added, "hopefully, a long time," then continued his immigration-as-paternity-suit-fraud riff: "It's wrong.

Eventually, Kachel was laid off, but for a long time he continued to make a decent living; keeping up with advances in audio and video production, he picked up freelance work editing online content.

"I've been trying to drop a couple LBs" — he actually said that, not pounds — "for a long time," he continued, "and it very frustratingly hard because I'm so" – he cursed – "hungry".

"I've been really excited about email for a long time," he continued.

"It's what progressives have needed for a long time," he continued.

"This idea has been around in the field for a long time," Ramirez continued, "the idea that memory leaves an implant, a physical change sometimes they call it a trace".