Sentence examples for he would long from inspiring English sources

In any proper system of accountability he would long ago have been ejected - or impeached.

And he has so far confounded the many commentators who predicted he would long ago have fallen.

But it's not altogether surprising that he would long for an escape of sorts from everything his parents represented.

If Sid had been a Thames employee, chances are he would long ago have been laid off: its headcount has fallen by two-thirds.

Yet had Sid taken a punt on Thames in 1989, he would long ago have been bought out – the company is now in the hands of a private consortium, led by Australian bank Macquarie (once dubbed "the Millionaires' Factory").

Naughtie, who will be a special correspondent for Radio 4, said he was pleased to no longer set the alarm for 2.59am, but admitted he would "long for the camaraderie of the studio".

In 2010, Quijada found himself in a position he'd long sought to avoid.

He'd long liked the idea of telling stories from behind a camera.

He'd long been low-key, long had an air of knowing semi-spirituality, long been preoccupied with smoking weed.

When he joined the Trump campaign, he'd long been known as the ultimate swamp creature.

He said that he'd long since given up on the N.B.A., which he described as "W.W.E.