Sentence examples for friends at length from inspiring English sources

He interviewed Vergès and his clients and friends at length and describes the film as a "political thriller".

I talked to friends at length about the ads, on social media, face to face – and it was quickly apparent I had dropped a very hot potato into the disability activism lap.

I spoke to my friend at length.

For the next 18 years, until 1992, came the Saturday early-evening discussion programme Stop the Week, in which Robinson and friends mused – often at length – on matters arising tangentially from recent news stories.

To find out more about her mother, she looked up her school records, read letters between her father and a family friend and spoke at length to her aunt, who is still living and was for many years in her sister's shadow.

During later summer holidays in Sandy Cove, I have listened to the children explain to their friends on the telephone, at length, that "there is nothing to do".

As The Daily Dot recently argued at length, "Friends" was an important show for pushing equality.

Watching these friends get engaged/become employed/talk at length about how much they want to move to Margate has made me realise this mythology might be a bit flawed.

Sometimes he went to the station, where his friend Severo would reminisce at length about their childhood pranks.

There he spent his last years revising the Essay and other works, entertaining friends, including Newton, and responding at length to his critics.

If there is such a thing as an authentic Christmas tradition, it would have to be overdoing it -- spending and drinking and eating too much and hanging out at length with friends, a habit that goes back to the Romans, if not before, and that Christianity has only intermittently managed to stamp out.