The phrase "after long ago" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a sense of time that has passed, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After long ago, I finally found the courage to pursue my dreams."
Alternatives: "long after" or "many years later".
Some are young, but many are my age flocking back to Labour after leaving long ago over Iraq and a host of disappointments.
That might sound like the usual tinny hectoring you'd hear from Communist Party papers under Castro or Kim Jong Il, but China, after all, long ago adopted the principles of Western economics (all but in name).
And when it finally did, after push long ago came to shove, the Celtics flaunted their championship pedigree in their dazzling clash with the Chicago Bulls — a first-round series that will long be remembered for its seven overtime periods in four separate games.
He welcomed the decision in the interview with Kommersant but said the project would probably be his last after he long ago decided to leave management, selling some of his businesses to his son.
Google lists 102 operating wind farms of 120 megawatts or more in this country, plus two under construction and 24 proposed, none of which are named after anyone, although some bear the name of a town that was named after a person long ago.
Those hours spent on the family princess phone or hanging out with pals in the neighborhood after school vanished long ago.
"I tried to organize a party called 'The Gay After' not too long ago, and invited all my friends," he said.
By such intermediate steps, after all, Judaism long ago and Christianity more recently had moved away from biblical affirmations of the death penalty.
After all, not long ago a rational woman won the popular vote for President, rather easily, and only a bad electoral system prevented her from taking office.
After all, not long ago, while Eazy was out selling crack and getting into trouble, Dre was dancing on stage and wearing makeup and fitted suits in his first group, called World Class Wreckin' Cru.
