Sentence examples for get long to from inspiring English sources

But the 3,800 passengers it can carry don't get long to enjoy the array of amenities.

The flops It hasn't worked out for Benteke, though he doesn't often get long to show what he can do.

Of course in these parts you don't get long to admire your own reflection because around every corner there's some blockhead looking to throw a rock in your pond.

Those are the realities of equestrian sport: you don't get long to savour the moment.

But Cruden didn't get long to enjoy the achievement.

But he has not got long to translate the rhetoric of change into action.

"It's a mouthwatering prospect and we haven't got long to wait for it," said Tony Smith, the Warrington coach.

Phrases like "I hain't got long to stay here./Steal away, steal away, steal away to Jesus" served as a signal for potential runaway slaves.

I expect you haven't got long to wait before part 3 joins your other chapters.

The theatre officially reopened on February 4 , 1994with a performance of Barry Scott's Ain't Got Long to Stay Here, which was about the life of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Today we were direct, trying to get long balls to Luke and Dane".