Sentence examples for be long however from inspiring English sources

It won't be long, however, before this silly war comes to an end.

It won't be long, however, before they're able to compete internationally.

It may not be long, however, before Salmon Days becomes more than a yearly event.

It won't be long, however, until she's fully back on her feet and another student will be moving in to take over from me.

As cars continue to become more computerised it will not be long, however, before hands-free texting and voice-control systems become widespread.

It will surely not be long, however, before some gleaming young bulb is standing up in the House and declaring that Harry Redknapp ought to be put in charge of the MOD because "our armed forces squad is desperately in need of 'freshening up', possibly by selling off the Coldstream Guards and using the resulting funds to buy a regiment from Bosnia nobody has heard of".

The books are long, however once you start reading it is hard to stop.

During the early periods, it was belted around the waist, usually beneath the overfold; if the overfold was long, however, the belt was sometimes placed on top of it, as seen in many statues of Athena.

Branch lengths in the monomeric part of the tree are long however and the M. brevicollis sequence is extensively diverged from its nearest neighbours.

The process will be long and slow, however.

Any benefit, however, will be long in coming.