Sentence examples for long begins from inspiring English sources
A recent entry titled "Titanic," 14 characters long, begins with a ship's anchor and ends with a broken heart.
"Sorry I've been away so long," begins the opener, I Still Want You, while Nothing Like a Friend evokes a vulnerable Elvis.
The convoluted process of determining whether Seattle will remain one of the few big cities with two daily newspapers, and if so for how long, begins in earnest today in State Superior Court.
The circuit, which is a little more than three miles long, begins near the parking lot for the Port Imperial ferry, then takes a few sharp right turns, and climbs the Palisades to Boulevard East, with its row of two-family homes, in West New York, for an eventual elevation gain of a hundred and sixty feet, before descending to the riverside.
That Long begins her book where Dennis's ends with the moral crusader Anthony Comstock all but eradicating the once-thriving illicit publishing industry in 19th-century New York — is a testament (if any were needed) to the irrepressibility of pornography and its less graphic predecessors.
The video, less than two minutes long, begins with men running in a garage and a voice yelling in English, "No, no, please!" A shot is fired, and the body of what appears to be a Western man falls to the ground.
Long beginning about world hunger.
Long began performing professionally when he filled in (1925) as banjo player for the Frank Davis Louisiana Jazz Band.
His days have been long: beginning at 9 15 a.m. and going until 5 p.m., or longer.
The genie is out of the bottle and the journey has long begun.
The Congress had two sessions, one six days long, beginning September 5th, and on twelve days long, starting September 26th.
