Sentence examples for is long after from inspiring English sources

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The time for self-analysis is long after the run is over.

She pretends, later, to each of her two boyfriends (this is long after Hamish) that she is making love to the other one.

The record is long: after the Ottoman decline came the slaughter of Armenians and the drawing of senseless boundaries in the Middle East; imperial Britain left in its wake the wars in Ireland, Palestine, Nigeria, and the Indian subcontinent; the French provided a legacy of imminent violence from Algeria to Indochina.

Or, as Robert Harris argues in an Op-Ed in today's Times, that he was only pursued in a desultory way, and thus had a reasonable expectation — again with Polanski's expectations — that he'd be left in peace?) Those who think it was proper for Polanski to run and keep running for thirty years assume that there was and is, long after the original, mean judge is dead, no recourse for him here.

How long is long, after all?

Since 2011, which is long after the observation window of our data sample, military service has no longer been compulsory for men older than 18 in Germany.

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But to generalize, the wait is longest after a foreclosure.

Noticeably however this was long after Corbyn had sat down.

And we'll not be long after you".

All of them are long after the fact.

This was long after the film was shot and Francis said just what Phil said.

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