Sentence examples for an unusually long span from inspiring English sources

By September De Niese will have enjoyed an unusually long span of five and a half months at home – and Glyndebourne, a haven of tranquility flanked by the South Downs, is quite a place to call home.

Serving at the apex of the judiciary for an unusually long span, he was the first individual in the modern era to act both as master of the rolls, with the supreme remit for the civil courts for four years from 1992, and then as lord chief justice, running the criminal courts as Britain's highest-ranking judge.

It had a circulation of about 5,000 and lasted for five years--an unusually long span for an underground campus newspaper, according to Abe Peck, author of "Uncovering the Sixties--The Life and Times of the Underground Press". The last major campus demonstration of the period was on May 5, 1971--the first anniversary of the deadly encounter at Kent State.

The system has functioned for more than a decade, an unusually long life span for a passive bioreactor design.

Unlike most genes in yeast, the upstream region and promoter of FLO11 consist of an unusually long sequence spanning more than 3 kb and harboring binding sites for transcription factors involved in mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) and protein kinase A (PKA) signaling pathways and the general control nonderepressible (GCN) response pathway [ 16, 21– 26].

The book had an unusually long gestation.

The tiny bubbles impart energy and an unusually long aftertaste.

That's an unusually long time to pay your dues.

Here she provides an unusually long and detailed description.

So that can make for an unusually long trip time away.

EIGHT weeks is an unusually long time for the campaigning in a run-off election.