Sentence examples for long ago time from inspiring English sources
We start in the Long Ago Time, in this case the Thursday night before the All-Star break, when the Miami Heat defeated Jeremy Lin's New York Knicks 102-88.
As she looked up at her old friend commandeering the boards they'd shared so long ago, time melted into the present, a time which includes the intelligence and light she emanates as Elizabeth in "The Lady from Dubuque," where neither she nor Oscar are alone, but the world they're passing through is beyond lonely.
And not long ago, Time magazine, an icon of mainstream American culture, featured a cover article on mindfulness.
"When I say Game of Thrones I mean that it's an epic story set in a long ago time.
You will no doubt recall that long ago time (2006, I mean) when everyone thought that Slovenia was about to catch on.
In that long ago time, they enjoyed the best of college sports -- fun and respect and practices as competitive as the games.
The amateur remembered a long-ago time when "pieces of eight" had been for him a term of untrammelled romance.
People eat too much because, in that long-ago time, they never knew when the next meal might come along.
The men smiled and laughed as they reminisced about a long-ago time, then Bowes turned to a bystander and said: "Nick grew up here.
A surprisingly large number of professors from that long-ago time were still alive, and he spent hours in their offices interviewing them.
Scenic but somehow forlorn, frozen in a long-ago time, the lighthouse evokes the sense of isolation inherent in so many Edward Hopper paintings.
