Sentence examples for five has long from inspiring English sources

Indeed, five has long been a significant number in Chinese symbolism; it corresponds to the four cardinal points plus the centre (i.e., China itself), as well as the traditional Five Classics, Five Elements, Five Rulers, and Five Virtues.

The case of the Cuban Five has long been a source of tension between the US and Cuba.

Jakarta, a sprawling city of 10 million, has long had a problem with air pollution.

My younger daughter Louise, who's fourteen, has long been obsessed with Anne Frank.

The man who called himself "Not one out of the bottle, a special one," has long written his own headlines.

Mr. Howard, a 40-year-old father of three, has long maintained his innocence in a 1984 South Side murder.

(Well, at least in much of the rest of the world: Formula One has long struggled in the United States).

New Zealand, with a population of about 4.4 million, has long punched well above its demographic weight in the sailing world.

IDLING on a motorway for an hour or two has long been a part of any British summer holiday.

Rio Grande do Sul, with a population of more than 10 million, has long been a Workers Party redoubt.

Three has long been a problem position for England.