Sentence examples for be long out from inspiring English sources

With Steve's experience he'll not be long out of work and he might even be feeling a bit of relief.

Mr. Obama will be long out of office before any reasonable assessment can be made as to whether that roll of the dice paid off.

Mr. McKayle's powerful work should never be long out of the repertory, and live music helps emphasize both its formal structure and its emotional content.

Another line everyone is currently repeating is that Gunther 'loves bowling to left-handers', and if that's true you'd imagine he'll not be long out of the attack given the difficulties Morkel and Ntini have had bowling to England's opening pair of southpaws.

They'll either be long … Far bigger, or they'll be long out of business.

One shortcoming of the book is that since hedge fund operators are so nimble, they may well be long out of the positions they revealed to Drobny in 2005.

Most of his books are long out of print.

But that particular genie is long out of the bottle.

The original edition, from 1972, is long out of print.

All but one are long out of print.

The difference is that India's was long out of bounds to institutional investors, particularly foreigners.