Sentence examples for long age from inspiring English sources

Stop any building repairs: we are returning to a long age of public squalor.

Also notable are the 110-foot long "Age of Reptiles" mural and its companion, the 60-foot-long "Age of Mammals" by Rudolph F. Zallinger, whose work is being celebrated there his year.

When she did, after a long age, she said cheerily: "Well, at least you made me really paranoid about cougars.

He atttributed his long age and good health to playing bridge (a favourite pursuit of his former mentor, Deng) and to regular exercise on the tennis court.

The hangover from the long age of globalisation has hidden the existence of a new elite, let alone the need to hold it to account.

We were at the end, he told us, of the Kali-Yugo, which in the Hindu scriptures means the long age of darkness, corruption and vice.

The specimens had been subjected to long aging treatments such that they were in the peak-aged state.

After his Mr Nasty beginnings, and his mid-period softening, we are now deep into the third age of Cowell, where he's less likely to critique a performer than let out a long, age-old groan that comes from deep within his bones.

Both are complex and worthy of long aging.

And the long, long ages it took to get the comedy absolutely right.

It went on, "Premier Cru has both long aging potential and exceptional food-friendliness".