Sentence examples for getting very long from inspiring English sources
The social distance is getting very long.
But I think this strategy for China is getting very long in the tooth and running out of gas.
"The weak currency, investment-led, export-driven strategy is one that has been used by a lot of emerging market countries in Asia to great success," he says, adding, "but I think that this strategy for China is getting very long in the tooth and running out of gas".
Poor Arya's kill list is getting very long indeed.
You can't talk about the Dolphins and former Jet Chad Pennington's miraculous season (he should be thanking the Wildcat offense and teammates Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams) without getting very long-winded about the Jets.
You can get very long, very costly wars; that's the bad news.
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.
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.
