Sentence examples for hand long from inspiring English sources

Restaurant reviewers, on the other hand, long to be film critics.

But the conservative element in Indian Islam gained the upper hand long before British power was consolidated in India.

Remarkably refined techniques for fastening arrowheads of flint and obsidian to shafts were well in hand long before recorded history.

Metal band logo lettering got completely out of hand long ago - with band names becoming so scrawled and splintering and gothic that they gleefully went into self-parody.

"I'm not a very flirtatious person, but we were definitely flirting," Ms. Keelara said, adding that they held hands and hand long conversations into the night.

On the one hand, long and deep downturns seem to have almost no effect on the long-term rate of growth.

They put in hand long-term changes to their pricing policies which have now resulted in single pan-European prices, or at least far narrower price differentials than in the past.

Thorne relieves Manuel of his beautiful girlfriend — "you're such a fine babe, babe," he tells her — while Quinn, "glaringly useless even by J. S. Spenser's standards," tries to hold Frances' scarred hand long-distance.

On the other hand, long-distance connections challenge traditional local energy autonomy.

On the other hand, long-lasting tokens increase the state that a CP has to maintain in its Token Table.

On the other hand long-time treatment causes a significant enhancement of N2 selectivity, and the formation of by-product N2O was not observed.