Sentence examples for a long time maybe from inspiring English sources

"It'll take quite a long time, maybe 20 years.

For a long time – maybe always – Betsy's relationship with her mum had been a battleground.

We were fighting for a long time – maybe half an hour.

"We didn't intend to keep the Americans for a long time — maybe three to five days," he told me.

I stayed on the pill for a long time, maybe too long, and eventually I couldn't face it any more.

I talked about my dad in the present tense for a long time, maybe a year after he had died.

The Internet is without a doubt the greatest new source of information to come along in a very long time, maybe ever.

Fusion could help deliver the energy supplies of the world for a very long time, maybe forever".

Williams said she intended to delete the Twitter app from her devices "for a good long time, maybe forever," after several users sent her extremely graphic, Photoshopped images of her father.

"I was there a very long time, maybe eight to 10 hours," said Chevoughn, who remembered being "petrified", particularly as police questioned her in what she calls a "cage".

Deleting this from my devices for a good long time, maybe forever.