Sentence examples for a notably long time from inspiring English sources
He was surrounded by handlers, photographers, and other people eager to have a word with him, but he spent a notably long time with a guest who, from a distance, looked like a little old lady.
And coming in the wake of riots at the U.S. embassy in Cairo -- which the Egyptian government took a notably long time to condemn –- it suggested a sense of strain or trepidation.
Despite opposition from the Liberal Democrats and a handful of Labour MPs, notably long time Internet savvy MP Tom Watson, the government won two crucial votes allowing it to control the content of the bill and its further progress.
A minority of economists, notably Gary Becker, have for a long time been interested in time-use.
A lifetime is a long time.
Learning a language takes a long time.
The idea to put tools that stitch together and automate web services in the hands of consumers has been around for a long time – most notably, perhaps, with Yahoo Pipes, an online service for mashing up and manipulating content from around the web.
Certain aspects of the university have, of course, been dependent on philanthropic funding for a long time, most notably, research.
Notably, it has for a long time served as one of the origin points for many of the copycat videos that now spread across YouTube.
