Sentence examples for be in a long from inspiring English sources

But about the news – are you saying we're going to be in a long summer slough?

Except that, no longer young, he seems – at the very moment when his canonisation by the art establishment is complete – to be in a long period of transition.

They forget that 30 years ago Britain's inner cities seemed to be in a long term spiral of economic and social decline and the middle classes were leaving in droves.

And the reason why I'm inclined to believe this is a good idea is because I understand that we're going to be in a long struggle against radicals and extremists.

"Hollywood is as united against Bush as I've seen this community be in a long time," said Donna A. Bojarsky, a Democrat and public policy consultant to people in the entertainment industry.

The irreverence, the seemingly unassuageable appetites, the absolute pleasure in being with each other, in grabbing the night by the horns, seemed to be in a long literary tradition that seems more medieval than anything else.

What does it feel like, they were asked, to be in a long-distance relationship?

What a glamorous life, it would seem, to be in a long-running hit like "The Lion King".

"The biggest fantasy was 'The Descendants,' in which the audience was asked to believe that George Clooney would ever be in a long-term relationship," she said.

I have been unwilling, for years, to be in a long-term relationship because I never wanted anyone to get too close and ask too many questions.

This means we can be in a long-term relationship with someone we love (attachment) while simultaneously being attracted sexually (lust) to any number of people, and even experience falling in love (attraction) at the same time.