Sentence examples for has long walked from inspiring English sources

He has long walked a fine line in his relationship with the Kremlin, maintaining a degree of independence while rebels among his fellow oligarchs ended up in exile or in prison.

The duo have long walked the line between funny-peculiar and funny-haha – the same line walked by dadaists.

Parents of teenagers have long walked a fine line between helping a child grease the wheels of social acceptance, and stressing physical appearance too much.

But when we see each other, we have long walks and meals together.

We had long walks over the hills, sometimes in perpetual drizzle, which didn't seem to matter at all.

Many children in Africa have long walks to school each day and the bicycles are going to be handed out with a view to improving attendance.

When Dorothy asks him: 'Don't you want to have a long, happy, quiet life at some place like Saint-Tropez … and have long walks, and go swimming and have children and be happy and everything?', Rawlings is tempted but feels guilty when he counterpoints his relationship with Dorothy against his secret work.

When the indigenous people in that rural area need to see a doctor, they often have long walks down a mountain, to a small doctor's office or clinic location.

Reserve the elevator for people who have long walk ups or who are unable to climb the stairs.

Benoît Poelvoorde is God, Yolande Moreau is his wife, and Pili Groyne is daughter Ea (God's son, incidentally, has long since walked out on the family unit).

After all, for years, John has long been comfortable walking around his neighborhood.