Sentence examples for getting long from inspiring English sources

Bloggers, in particular, have been singled out, getting long prison sentences for "propaganda against the state".

Twitter isn't Facebook, but it is almost ten years old, and getting long in the tooth.

Historical precedent suggests the latest economic expansion is getting long in the tooth.

And she's getting long in the tooth to play the nymphet cast by her songwriters.

He's a boxer, but he's getting long in the tooth and isn't much of a contender for anything.

Besides, the bit about France and Jerry Lewis is getting long in the tooth, wouldn't you say?

Moreover, they had trouble getting long-term visas.

We're getting long-rallies galore and Henman, at long last, is finally winning some of them.

Bertelsmann has said it intends to seek acquisitions after getting long-running financial problems under control.

Now he recognizes the challenge of getting long-term commitments from volunteers in lower Fairfield County.

With that in mind, Ms. Overman's advice for Ms. Sturm started with getting long-term care insurance for herself.