Sentence examples for found a long time from inspiring English sources

Then I'd have a dish that I found a long time ago in one of Delia Smith's early books, a pheasant pot-roasted in cider with Cox's apples.

Blood stem cells were found a long time ago, but only recently has it become apparent that all tissues have stem cells.

To Soros, to these foundations, and and Soros Foundation is an octopus, that Democracy Alliance, you've got Democracy Alliance, uh—" UNKNOWN 3: "Democracy Alliance Fund all those [inaudible] portfolio I found, a long time ago, do you remember that?" [inaudible] KESH: "This is Discover the Networks, O.K.? These are organizations funded directly by Soros and Open Society Institute".

"If there were simple solutions, somebody would have found them a long time ago.

Such problems are often subtle at first and might not be found for a long time, Dr. Stiling said.

Ithaca is "a very typical example of a school that found problems a long time ago and didn't notify the community," Lambrinidou said.

"We found out a long time ago that if you use different language, that it's easier to think of things in different terms than the crowd".

We found out a long time ago that the most common reason why a person didn't see an exhibition is because they didn't know it was on.

Bravo to Barry Gewen for his essay "State of the Art" (Dec. 11), the single most lucid and evenhanded appraisal of the current "art" scene, its critics and proponents, to be found in a long time.

"We found her a long time ago.

But shrinking forests and fearful humans mean that really large pythons haven't been found for a long time.