Sentence examples for have long consumed from inspiring English sources
The world's most populous nation has joined the ranks of wealthy countries in Europe, North America and east Asia that have long consumed and polluted unsustainably.
Africans have long consumed fermented foods.
It's ironic too because white Americans have long consumed, commodified, and cannibalized New Orleans culture particularly, and Southern culture generally.
Caleños have long consumed their own local aphrodisiacs including natural products such as bananas, coconut, a fruit named borojol, and the homemade sugarcane alcohol named viche (one variety of which is called tumba catres, bed-breakers).
The United States has long consumed more energy each year for air conditioning than the rest of the world combined.
"We've made it!" The men looked around, examining the place that had long consumed their imaginations, and which had lured them nearly to their demise.
Mas Jullien Blanc 2010, France (£29.95, Berry Bros & Rudd) Perhaps the most popular dry Languedoc white of recent years is picpoul de pinet, a crisp, unshowy style that has long been consumed locally as a partner for the oysters harvested in the Etang du Thau.
Flaxseed has long been consumed in Egypt and Mediterranean countries, but has only recently gained popularity in the Western diet.
Anything edible had long since being consumed: the dogs had been cooked, the elm tree in their yard stripped for bark to boil, the pond dredged for molluscs.
The flesh, bones, and clothes had long since been consumed but the tannin in the shoes' leather had apparently resisted the bacteria, leaving the shoes as the only markers of where a body had once lain.
