Sentence examples for a long time telling from inspiring English sources

History is a long time telling, and the chapters are not static.

But I spent a long time telling myself awards don't matter.

It spends a long time telling us what anyone who has been paying even a little attention to public life already knows: that politicians have paralyzed the legislative process with a rancorous sort of trench warfare.

She spent a long time telling us the news after the defeat by Bristol Academy on Sunday and even though she had mentioned she was considering it beforehand, I was still gutted to find out because she has done so much for me since she brought me to Arsenal in January.

Ken MacLeod, a science fiction writer who has known Banks "for a long time," told The Independent: "It was a complete shock; it came totally out of the blue".

He talked to me for a long time, told me how he was doing, what the team had been through in my absence.

"If you have been using PPIs over the counter for a long time, tell your doctor," Shah said.

"I don't know what to do at this point," Davis, who said the news brought her to tears for the first time "in a long time," told WCNC.

Should you care enough to want them to be around for a long time, tell her/him before she/he hears about it from someone else.

If they order something that takes a long time, tell them it will take a little bit longer, or if something is taking way too long, get your manager involved.

He had for a long time been telling the stories of people in war zones.