Sentence examples for has long fallen from inspiring English sources

SEATTLE — The cashier's chorus has long fallen on deaf ears among the sustainability set here.

Some trails, it seems, lead back to Pakistan (but others to Russia, China and companies in Europe).Suspicion has long fallen on Pakistan's own nuclear-weapons scientists.

Since 2004, conventions have taken place later in the season, and the practice of separating them by a few weeks has long fallen by the wayside.

Unfortunately, it has long fallen from favour, arguably supplanted as the most definitive account of Britain's depression-era woes by Orwell's book The Road To Wigan Pier.

For Ms. Lagunas, Christmas is not Christmas if it does not have her homemade tamales, even if it means getting up before the sun or going to bed after the rest of the house has long fallen asleep.

If not for the mountains which form one of the most scenic backdrops in world football, this could be a ground from Karl-Marx-Stadt, or the suburbs of East Berlin that has long fallen from favour.

But the windows have long fallen in, and the drifts piled up inside offer an almost shocking colour contrast to the sooty texture of the fire-damaged walls.

This material had long fallen off the syllabus in most universities before the crash.A new group of teachers is now listening.

Bored and bloated, singer Shaun Ryder grunted through a sloppy, cursory greatest-hits set that smacked of a group that had long fallen into terminal decline.

The clattering heels have long fallen silent but the magnificent winged clock stands as a timely reminder of one of Miami's brightest eras.

The neighborhood had long fallen silent as the partygoers finished their cups of bathtub liquor and dispersed to their homes in various parts of the city, leaving the more serious points of the conversation unresolved.