Sentence examples for gets very long from inspiring English sources
They found that these regions have a high density of signal sequences for polyadenylation, which prompts enzymes to chop up the RNA before it gets very long.
Our basic conclusion is that as the one-dimensional systolic array gets very long, tree clocking becomes more advantageous over straight-line clocking.
Because the queue gets very long at peak hours, locals tend to get a full night's sleep and eat brunch before going on Sunday afternoon.
You would have got very long odds against Rupert Soames becoming chief executive of Serco.
"You don't get very long," says Tim Webber, VFX (visual effects) supervisor on the blockbuster space thriller Gravity.
When ships arrive with crews from particularly isolated places, like Myanmar, Mr. Reiss said, the lists can get very long.
Someone who wanted to bet that Gamez would not win another tournament for 15 years could have gotten very long odds at any sports book in Gamez's hometown, Las Vegas, that day.
Previously it has been suggested that scales were modified into feathers in some way, (evolutionarily, a large raised scale could easily get very long and thin over time to form something like a filament and then later split into multiple fibers) but it is also possible that they are something like more derived feathers that have a base (the shaft) and the filaments protrude from the top or side.
