Sentence examples for because long ago from inspiring English sources

It's because long ago they came to accept the imperfections in their knowledge.

It is a familiar hope, in part because long ago we briefly built such a library.

Because long ago the N.F.L. became the league that swallowed the rest of the sporting universe, we have surpassed the age of second-guessing.

But it could have been so different because, long ago, before I grew too tall (the already enormous feet were a clue) and discovered I had no talent whatsoever, all I wanted to do was dance.

The family sat at one of the large-screen computers in the family history center, in the high-ceilinged room called the Kissing Room because long ago bleary-eyed immigrants were reunited there with their American loved ones.

Because, long ago in the evolutionary past, an ancestor of humans (and all other vertebrate animals) underwent a contortion that twisted its head around 180° relative to its body, the left side of the brain controls the right side of the body, and vice versa.

Because long-ago research indicated that a driver could damage his or her knee in a car accident, jamming it against the dash (and key).

Maryland is here because it long ago lost its way.

I know, because not long ago I got caught.

They are arguably the biggest losers in all of this, because not long ago they dominated the Republican Party.

His handlers leave it the way he wants it because they long ago learned that he will not wander out.