Sentence examples for felt very long from inspiring English sources

So it felt very long for me.

It felt very long until the moment the touchdown happened," he said.

But "Shinju," a tale of love and bloody death in old Japan, felt very long and inspired unwelcome thoughts of George Balanchine's more pungent "Bugaku".

The final big one, Falzarego, seemed easier than Giau, but felt very long, and once you reach the top, there's the agonising extra little climb to Valparola (2,200m).

The last five miles felt very long and painful indeed, reminding me that I haven't completed a road marathon for an entire year.

It is hard to avoid the sensation that, despite this weekend's results, the first half of the season may feel very long indeed for Barça.

"Once you've decided to split, those three years can feel very long, and often lead to more serious family crises, with continuous fights," said Francesca Zanassi, a lawyer in Milan.

Waltz locks her dancers so rigidly into the architectural design of the piece that we're never allowed a moment's intimate connection with them, which makes the two hours feel very long.

As the teaching year draws to a close and I finish my first year as a lecturer, it doesn't feel very long ago that I was juggling job applications, part-time university sessional work and hourly-paid private tutoring, all while trying to do unfunded research and find ways to attend conferences that I didn't know how to pay for.

It was the same laugh, the sound of two women who have discovered that life can feel very long and very short, messy and perfect, all at the same time.

The glossy production values are at odds with the story and the music, and it all feels very, very long.