Sentence examples for being a short from inspiring English sources
"I'm well aware of this being a short career," he said.
Mr. Hannah himself admitted to being a short story writer first, with an imagination calibrated to the short burst.
Hemingway once talked about a novel being a short story that wouldn't stop; and in that sense, I suppose, one might be on the horizon.
"It being a short film is already pretty difficult because you know it's not going to play at the multiplex," Mr. Harnarine said.
She remembers Abu Sayyaf as being a short and medium built, with curly black hair and a scar on his forehead.
Despite the courthouse being a short drive to Apple's headquarters, in Cupertino, the picky eaters on the jury rejected any idea that their verdict was, so to speak, "designed in California".
IT IS difficult being a short-seller.
"It's like being a short-order cook," Mr. Bernich said.
The 1970s predictions of skateboarding being a short-lived craze looked ominously true.
"We wish to see the declining demand last a long time, instead of being a short-term response to government policy.
Meanwhile, the Europeans developed such infrared-homing missiles as the British Red Top and the French Magic, the latter being a short-range (one-quarter to four miles) highly maneuverable equivalent of the Sidewinder.
