Sentence examples for indeed long time from inspiring English sources

19 Indeed, long time spent in bed has been associated with poorer general health, pre-existing health problems and more frequent use of sleep medications in the EPIC-Norfolk cohort.

It's time — indeed, long past time — for him to prove them wrong.

Twenty-five years is indeed a long time.

The blood-letting seems unlikely to abate ahead of September's elections, or indeed for a long time after that.

And indeed for a long time, for those of us who worry about such things, it was the internet's capability to facilitate such comprehensive surveillance that attracted most attention.

Indeed, for a long time there was a great discussion as to whether, in vision, something moved from the object to the eye or whether something reached out from the eye to the object.

The breakthrough performance at Churchill Downs, indeed, was a long time in coming for a rider who won his first race in 1992 at Hipódromo de las Americas in Mexico City and was an apprentice in the middle part of the decade on the so-called bullrings of California's fair circuit and the second-tier tracks in the northern part of the state.

Additional Fact: Title II was indeed created a long time ago in a different age — of course, you could say that about practically any law written more than 20 years ago.

Cables have served us very well indeed for a long time, and I don't see why we're in such a hurry to run toward a threadless world; there are still more challenges to solve before this really starts making sense.

Because forever is indeed a long, long time...

It may indeed be a long time until Brazil proves itself worthy of the BRIC designation.