Sentence examples for a very long time one from inspiring English sources

"This is the first thing I've heard that gives me hope in a very long time," one woman said.

Her mother, meanwhile, who had been "dying for a very long time" (one leg had been amputated a few years earlier), became more gravely ill.

"I thought, I could get health insurance!" Her mother, meanwhile, who had been "dying for a very long time" (one leg had been amputated a few years earlier), became more gravely ill.

"You have the ability of a very sophisticated modern technology to reimagine an industry which has been around for a very long time, one of the cornerstone industries in the world which has not seen a lot of innovation and disruption since the 1930s when petroleum polymers came around with nylons and [when] polyesters in the 1950s came along.

Portraying crossdressing or trans folk as psychotic has been for a very long time one of many ways to keep us monstrous, dangerous, dishonest, deluded.

"It's arguably the most refreshing thing to happen in Albany, or even neighboring Berkeley, in a very long time," one Berkeley resident said to Occupy the Farm.

The model number is 40005X, and it runs for a very long time on one AAA battery.

This does not seem a very long time until one sits in on an Epic meeting and realizes that anyone over the age of thirty-five achieves the temporal stature of Methuselah.

One hopes for a very long time, but one fears the contrary.

Sometimes once-a-week therapy can go on for a very long time because one spends time recounting events rather than overcoming the resistance to looking at one's difficulties.

"There is a strong sense of culture and diversity that's been holding on for a very long time in one of [Denver's] last low-income neighborhoods.