Sentence examples for even long ago from inspiring English sources
"Even long ago," he said, "the Mariinsky was global.
Woodcutter who lives in a hut at the edge of a huge forest tells about one evening long ago when a stranger came to his hut.
Swithering begins by evoking the "honey-toned" charms of baseball, recalling the "warm summer evening long ago" when she first watched a game.
By Jorge Luis Borges The New Yorker, June 21 , 1976P. 27 Woodcutter who lives in a hut at the edge of a huge forest tells about one evening long ago when a stranger came to his hut.
Even long-ago insults like acid rain still take a toll on life in the soil by having made the soil more acidic.
It was even long time ago (EI)".
They knew, even then, long ago, the ancestors knew!
Even England long ago dropped mandatory sequestration laws.
Even this long ago, early humans were substantially cleverer than modern chimpanzees.
And not even that long ago — like two years?" "Jesus," I said.
If fact, the rock was so chopped up that even that long ago, the quarrying sparked efforts at preservation.
