Sentence examples for for being long from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton — famous for being long winded — as technically the interviewer and Mr. Obama the subject.

"My technical rehearsals are infamous for being long," Moisés Kaufman, who also directed the play, told me.

Italy's judicial process is known for being long and torturously slow, with all crimes required to go to trial, overburdening the courts.

Before the end of the year "everyone was underweight Italy because they were worried about being fired for being long," says the head of capital markets at one large investment bank.

Mother-bashing memoirs like Mommie Dearest only confirmed her doubts about my "digging," no matter my assurances that I disdain such weasel books for being long on pain but short on balance, humanity, reconstruction.

So our prices should go up a bit and theirs should come down a bit and that's our premise for being long on /NG Futures at $1.62 (again) and you can also see suppliers like Cheniere (LNG), Encana (ECA) and Chesapeake (CHK) running up - even though the price of natural gas hasn't moved yet.  .

The product was famous for being long-lasting, water-resistant and insect-repellent.

Mr. Fehrnstrom, Mr. Romney's spokesman, poked fun at Mr. Gingrich's reputation for being long-winded and professorial.

The vice president was apologizing for being long-winded and belaboring points, even as he continued to belabor long-winded points.

Already irritated with Speaker John Bercow for being long-winded, unctuous and perceptibly anti-Conservative in the House of Commons, the idea that his Labour-supporting wife would go on the programme's Channel 5 reincarnation had been a red rag to the proverbial.

Persistency factor ensures that only those concepts that have a tendency for being long-term interests gain higher value.