Sentence examples for decades of long from inspiring English sources

Caitlyn Jenner is fit, healthy and rich, so may well have decades of long, enjoyable life ahead of her.

There was the usual grandiosity: Judeo-Christian civilisation, it seems, has morally disarmed itself in the face of the coming decades of "long war" with radical Islam.

Kofi Annan, the UN's secretary-general, had blamed Mr Denktash publicly for the collapse in March, after decades of long and weary on-off negotiations, of the latest UN effort to reunite the island.

It was a long Friday night at Terminal 5 at the first of two sold-out performances by Ween, the band from New Hope, Pa., that has turned two decades of long nights into one unexpectedly long — and fruitful — career.

Decades of long hours at work, high stress, and constant demands had taken its toll.

But Anderson, undeterred, embraced that lifestyle, fishing his way through decades of long, sometimes treacherous days at sea in the sun, wind, fog, and ice.

As decades of long-distance repair work have demonstrated, if anyone can fix it, they can.

I also wonder if they have made the necessary financial arrangements to pay for years or decades of long-term care, so they won't burden their loved ones or the taxpayer.

A combination of extreme events like the drought that affected North America this year and the Russian heatwave in 2008 could raise prices further than two decades of long-term prices, it said.

Gray, never keen on self-promotion, faded from view for the last decades of her long life.

Giverny, Monet's home village during the final decades of his long life, attracted many American artists eager to paint in his style.