Sentence examples similar to always so long from inspiring English sources

That is what Congress always does, and will always do so long as the lobby (and the donors it directs) are the key players in making our Middle East policies.

"You always take so long to play".

It always is, so long as the economy keeps growing.

Poisoned Pen has smartly positioned itself as a small publishing house where authors of modest reputation are always welcome — so long as they have a strong regional voice.

Rockne, the prototypical "revenue-producing" coach, knew early that his sport would always flourish so long as people believed there were three major American sexes -- men, women and football players.

Maybe that's why she always stayed so long, each time she stopped by to borrow a cup of sugar, two cups of flour, two eggs, milk, a stick of butter, and a cake pan.

Surely this is because it always takes so LONG to do anything in Second Life?

Modes may be essential to the thing or not; a mode may be something a thing could exist without, or something which it must always have so long as it exists.

Joe Scarborough: Why does it always take so long to ask the girl that you really love out?

Mladen told me that he stopped making films because it always takes so long to finish one and this was stressing him out.

"Your Committee are still of the opinion that it constitutes a continued source of danger of this character, and probably always will, so long as it is inhabited by people of the Mongolian race".