Sentence examples for long concluding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Udden's own solo, toward the end of the song's 11 minutes, amounts to one long concluding murmur.

The explorers didn't stay long, concluding that the Dry Valleys were devoid of life, which we now know to be incorrect.

And so perhaps historians might record this strange, heady fortnight as the moment when we finally laid to rest a national myth that had dogged us so long, concluding a narrative that began with one London Olympiad and ended in another: the age of decline, 1948-2012.

One long, concluding blast on the shofar, and then...food...food

Most seismologists dismiss it as bogus and have long concluded that forecasting earthquakes is impossible.

But the senior official admitted that they had long concluded through DNA analysis that the body was indeed Pearl's.

Courts and scholars have long concluded that race explains why minorities are overrepresented in prisons better than any other factor.

Mr. Romney's aides had long concluded that Mr. Romney was benefiting in New Hampshire because Mr. McCain and Rudolph W. Giuliani were splitting moderate voters there.

Dick Cheney, Paul Wolfowitz and their supporters have long concluded that no existing Arab government can be trusted to make a permanent peace with Israel.

The other primary contender in the bidding was Arch Coal, though analysts had long concluded that Alpha was the most natural buyer for Massey.

Despite recent changes in both the government and the military, Mr. Brucan and other experts said they had long concluded that Romania could only get out of its rut if forced from the outside.