Sentence examples for get some long from inspiring English sources
Thile: Even now because of our graciousness Radiohead might get some long overdue ink.
Cash – a Dire Straits fan – groans and says: "You get some long lost Yank come over and write a song, and then …" He is also a football fan, if perhaps less fervent and more pragmatic than the Millwall-loving Crow: first going to watch Watford FC with his future wife in the late 1970s and later becoming a season ticket holder as a way to spend time with his son.
I don't really know what the car feels like for the race but I will try to get some long runs tomorrow".
So, finally, Nokia has stopped teasing its flagship Lumia 1020 and let us event goers get some long awaited hands-on time with the thing.
Then get some long string or fishing line.
And I'm hoping everything will go well and we'll get some long-term business out of it".
a photographer, in a rented car to take a roving tour of the horizon, so that Okuhara could get some long-range shots for Sandhaus's files.
If Senator John McCain would get off President Bush's back long enough to serve the economic interests of his Arizona constituents, we'd get some long-overdue coin reform.
"I'm pleased that the people of Ferguson and the region began to get some long-overdue information today, and I will continue to call for openness and transparency as the parallel investigations into this tragedy proceed to their necessary conclusions," Nixon said in a statement Friday, shortly after Jackson's press conference.
Fitzgerald's admirers will be delighted that he is getting some long overdue recognition, but sad, too, perhaps.
