Sentence examples for in some long from inspiring English sources

For a dose of greenery, you can bring in some long planters full of shrubs and hedges, with potted palms, some ivy and dwarf trees.

Perhaps the president should invest in some long johns instead.

But the ability of super PACs to raise and spend freely gives them flexibility to invest in some long shots.

"All I want to be is the Jane Austen of south Alabama," she confided in some long ago interview.

It is also reflected in some long morning-line odds assigned to horses conditioned by accomplished trainers.

"Those guys, especially those two and the guys who were in there every day, they put in some long hours and a lot of hard work.

He could also bring in some long-promised constitutional changes, for which two-thirds parliamentary majorities are required.

"If we can lock in some long-term reforms, then we'll have a chance to turn our attention to the many other challenges facing our country," Mr. Geithner said.

All the same, Mr. Wood said he agreed that the exhibitions program should rein in some long-established "expensive habits," like custom-building every show and producing costly catalogs.

Only one Never event resulted in some long-term harm to the patient but even that patient recovered.

Asexual reproduction in animals, though rare, is the main or exclusive mode of reproduction in some long-lived lineages.