The phrase "a string of long" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a sequence or series of long items, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The artist created a string of long canvases that showcased her unique style."
Alternatives: "a series of long" or "a chain of long".
She has the renewed fervor of a woman, who, having had a string of long relationships, is passionately enjoying singlehood.
Seattle succumbed to another in a string of long scoring drives by quarterback Drew Brees and the Saints before Carlson captured the onside kickoff with 1 30 remaining.
In 1994, after a string of long airplane flights, Mr. Quayle developed a blood clot in his leg that migrated to the lungs.
A string of long beaches stretches to the south; a picturesque lava-rock coast backed up against thick jungle lies to the north.
On the campaign trail, his soft voice and persistent cough contrasted unfavourably with the rumbustious ways of Mr Obasanjo.Since Mr Yar'Adua moved into his presidential villa, a string of long and unexplained trips abroad has fuelled speculation that his health is worsening.
Both Seles, who has been coming back from a foot injury, and Davenport, in her ninth tournament since having knee surgery in January, played well in their first-round match, with a string of long rallies and sizzling winners down the lines.
The idea of supervised hack work on other people's ideas was foreign to him, and the result was a string of long-running comedy successes.
The striker Callum Wilson was carried off that day amid a string of long-term injuries that were supposed to dash any hopes of Bournemouth surviving.
"I'd been infatuated with many women, but that's not really love," said Mr. Lechter, now 33 and a self-described serial monogamist who had had a string of long-term relationships.
But he is nonetheless very much a supporter of the mantra that diet and exercise are crucial, especially for those without a string of long-lived parents, aunts and uncles.
The slow introduction of his String Quartet in C Major, K 465 (the Dissonance Quartet; 1785), consists of a string of long-delayed suspensions so that the harmonic definition at any given instant is as blurred as anything in Wagner.
