Sentence examples for long begun from inspiring English sources

The genie is out of the bottle and the journey has long begun.

Even before a final call on when or whether a hearing would happen, the preparations had long begun.

By then, the purging of the bendies had long begun – the new buses did not replace them directly.

Parade organizers played down the significance of the changes, emphasizing that the parade has long begun with a turn off 77th Street, where the balloons are inflated, onto Central Park West and ended with a sharp turn off Broadway.

Many companies have long begun devising contingency plans for it, especially after the British Prime Minister made it clear last January that the UK will not seek to remain in the single market after it leaves the EU and that having no deal is better than having a bad deal.

I felt as if I were a stranger in a forgotten era, harboring romantic visions of a part of New York that has long begun to fade.

Long beginning about world hunger.

Long began performing professionally when he filled in (1925) as banjo player for the Frank Davis Louisiana Jazz Band.

The son, a bach elor who wears his brown hair modishly long, began building In 1952.

His days have been long: beginning at 9 15 a.m. and going until 5 p.m., or longer.

The Congress had two sessions, one six days long, beginning September 5th, and on twelve days long, starting September 26th.