Sentence examples for long delivered from inspiring English sources

And Pixar, which has long delivered a single picture annually, is moving to two a year.

His mistake was a throwaway line – "I'm not going to be here long" – delivered during a training session.

In America, shares have long delivered much higher returns to investors relative to bonds than seems justified by the difference in riskiness of shares and bonds.

The network has long delivered its own brand of religious programming: in the eighties, it had a tremendous success with serializations of the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, the sacred epic poems of Sanskrit.

And I say to myself, 'Do you know nothing?!'" This passion drives him crazy but also into print, where he has long delivered polemical essays and moving appreciations of his peers such as Osborne and Pinter and even the retiring Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, whom his own warring church has "wasted", he reckons, in arguments about women bishops and gay marriages.

The arrival of brands such as Mango, Zara, Banana Republic and Anthropologie on our shores has given access to the sort of summer style that has long delivered cool comfort to our sisters overseas: easy elegance in the form of smart, office-friendly dresses and lighter suits in chic, breathable, crease-resistant synthetics.

Writer projects into the near future - end of 1935 and 1936 and tells about how Sen. Huey Long delivers longer and longer filibusters.

By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, June 29 , 1935P. 15 Writer projects into the near future - end of 1935 and 1936 and tells about how Sen. Huey Long delivers longer and longer filibusters.

It was troubling then that they hadn't considered these primary activities as important to address natively, and it's troubling that it has taken then so very long deliver these elementary functions.

It's 11 minutes long, delivers feels, and is definitely worth pausing your day to watch.

The performers conducted sing-a-longs, delivered impassioned monologues, and even swallowed and regurgitated needles as a form of "creative resistance" against the kind of unregulated consumerism blamed for the recession.