Sentence examples for clearly long from inspiring English sources

24, 2001," clearly long before the program was written.

Physical or forensic evidence is clearly long since gone.

Regeneration of this sprawling, beautiful, crumbling city is clearly long overdue.

The magnificence of Marx's mane has clearly long been a major part of his personal brand.

Although Aubrey didn't mention it, he had clearly long since lost his dream of assimilation.

"And petrol is so expensive back there," he adds, warming to a gripe that has clearly long rankled.

Our four alchemists are clearly long-practised recyclers, laden – Mad Max-like – with reclaimed tools and useful wreckage.

Clearly, long-term success is linked to a mesh of social, education and employment policies and with how well the economy is performing.

This latest hour takes a similar tack, using a heart attack scare as the jumping-off point for a vividly described and richly comic explanation of his relationship with a clearly long-suffering partner.

And as Albin's clearly long-suffering yet just as evidently devoted Georges, Mr. Quast more than fulfills his half of the human equation at the show's strongly beating heart.

Another motion, from Birmingham medics, even proposes that next week's BMA special representative meeting (SRM) "would not buy a used car off someone who had trumpeted no 'top-down' reorganisation of the NHS prior to being elected and then proceeds to introduce a massive and clearly long-planned reorganisation of the NHS after being elected".