Sentence examples for get this long from inspiring English sources

That gives our deliberating president both the time and the political space to get this long war's second act right.

"I'd get this long-lost look on my face," he told The Hamilton Spectator in 2000.

However, before embarking on Thor, Waititi managed to get this long-nurtured film off the ground, an adaptation of Wild Pork and Watercress by Barry Crump, long a legend in Waititi's native New Zealand.

"We are especially grateful to the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railways for getting this long, yet satisfying restoration over the finishing line, and for hosting this landmark event," he added.

I should have "gotten" this long ago by the phrase that precedes "deliver us from evil": "lead us not into temptation".

Peter Graves, the trombonist, bandleader and early supporter of the great jazz bass player Jaco Pastorius, has finally gotten this long-gestating project off the ground with a new album and a tour; he conducts the band, with special bass-playing guests: Victor Wooten tonight, Gerald Veasley tomorrow and Sunday.

Examples of this kind abound in the history of science as elsewhere, but the textbook illustration has become the precession of Mercury's perihelion, a lasting anomaly for Newtonian physics: Einstein's general relativity calculations got this long-known fact right, thereby gaining a remarkable piece of initial support for the new theory.

You can get this 3.5cm long harmonica for only $23.45 at LatestBuy.com and I think you should.

Friends don't let friends go this long without getting laid.

Kuo also predicts, get this, the long-awaited arrival of AirPower.

"I was completely taken by surprise to get this bill so long after the accident happened," Ms. Redstone said.