Huhne will not dwell long in the local jail.
They did not dwell long over the contents of the pantry.
But the tenacious Eppie is not one to dwell long on misfortune.
We dwell long enough to have a protein ball from the stash Charlotte's prepared.
Most watching the smoke column from a distance do not have to dwell long on this question.
I say 'almost' because there is one pretty clear precedent, though I doubt Harvey will want to dwell long on it.
Mr Stiglitz provides a salutary reminder that the algebra does not always favour one side of the globalisation barricades over the other.But his book does not dwell long on theory.
Science fiction critic John Clute described the book as "cosmological [science fiction] without a net", and complained that Bear rushes through the story too quickly and does not dwell long enough on locations like the Kalpa to make it memorable.
Somehow, he slowly sets about putting his life back together in a humble, and sometimes unremarkable way, with the help of a lot of great people (with some detours sketchy women of the evening comfort him initially when he's a young, sober dad‚Ä he doesn't dwell long on hiccups like that).
In his own remarks, Mr. Bush dwelled longest on the topic of improving education for American schoolchildren, which he said would be his top priority in the White House.
