Sentence examples for better long ago from inspiring English sources

You dearly want to avoid the trap of assuming that all looked better long ago.

Much like the now-defunct General Motors brand whose name it shares, the city of Pontiac saw its better days long ago.

Do we argue that it is simply a priori immoral to use any drug to make your performance better when we long ago made peace with the fact that you can inject yourself with nine kinds of painkillers to make your performance possible?

Nobody expressed the consternation better than Ms. Sills long ago.

To get a better idea of how long ago that was, consider that George W. Bush was in his fourth month as the president.

To give you an even better sense of how long ago that was, it was 12 years ago.

The reality is that being dead will be no worse (just as it will be no better) than it was, long ago, not yet to have been born.

I feel ashamed of the UK that was once, not long ago, a better, more welcoming country.

They are divided between those who hope for a better future, and those who long ago lost all hope.

The true author deserves better from our academics, who long ago should have set about a scholarly investigation in search of the true "William Shake-Speare".

PAGE 1 WHEN SMALLER IS BETTER Companies that not so long ago could not wait to get -- or stay -- big are rediscovering the charms of thinking small.