Sentence examples for expression long from inspiring English sources

The verdict is clear: this expression long predates the Falklands war.

Infants are exquisitely sensitive to facial expression long before they communicate with language.

NAOMI WEISBERG SIEGEL Pittsburgh, Oct. 1, 2012 To the Editor: When I was a boy in the 1960s, there was an expression "long sleeves in the summer".

What we are dealing with are the frontiers of a liberated generation that has in many parts of the country accepted gay marriage and the freedom of expression long associated with women's design.

F*** you, white devil!' The guy looks remarkably like Snoop Dogg: skinny enough for a Vogue advertisement, lean-faced with a wry expression, long braids.

"This gives genetic momentum to the expression 'Long live the queen,' " says entomologist Barbara Thorne of the University of Maryland, College Park, who was not involved in the study.

Here we inserted genomic cis-acting sequences into pEPI and examined their impact on transgene expression, long-term stability, and vector establishment.

Unlike UCP1 expression, long-term FCCP treatment significantly decreased the basal ATP level by ca. 18% even without glucose starvation (Figure 3A).

Dox is metabolized and cleared from the body rapidly, making it an ideal drug for the rapid increase in expression, long-term expression, and rapid decrease in expression of the desired transgene.

Oh, sure, the characters in this belated coming-of-age story embrace the nastier forms of self-expression long associated with Mr. LaBute's writing: polluted streams of invective, insults that draw blood, raunchy sexual slurs, face-crushing fights and the killing of innocent pet fish — all deployed in the pursuit of dominance, retaliation, coldhearted manipulation or plain old viciousness.

Witchcraft and its moody expressions — long weedy hair, peaked hats and pointy boots — have attained a strange cachet of late.