Sentence examples for are that long from inspiring English sources
noun
Something being indicated that is there; one of those.
"I don't think there are many teams in the country that are that long".
· Shop for pears in the UK, and the chances are that long, mottled Conference pears are what you'll find.
And the chances are that long before that, by barking, mewing, or roaring, the ordinary child has endeavored to be a dog, a cat, or a lion instead of himself.
It's quite difficult though, because the songs are that long, so its not much you can do with the sequencing of the songs on the album.
I bet it is hard to do silent scenes that are that long and still convey what's going on for the character emotionally.
The key findings from our study are that long-term use of selective COX2 inhibitors was associated with a 24% reduced risk of colorectal cancer, a 24% increased risk of breast cancer and a 38% increased risk of haematological cancer.
You are more likely to see Nigel Farage sharing needles with a foreign unicorn than you are that long-forgotten standard.
Where is that long lion's tail?
