Sentence examples for long described from inspiring English sources

Russia has long described its enemy in Chechnya as "terrorists".

Advocates of the Phuket market have long described it as "bulletproof".

Hindu philosophers have long described the experience of "being" as a web — jaal.

Haikara, a corruption of the English words "high collar", has long described anything chic and western.

Living Streets, formerly the Pedestrians Association, has long described this as its "holy grail".

Pennsylvania, long described as a swing state or a battleground state, helped Senator Barack Obama clinch his victory.

At 31, Mr. Long described himself as a wandering farmer, a "couch surfer" who has been moving among friends' homes.

One had on a red and black lace number with granny shoes that Mr. Long described as something "she might have picked up at Reminiscence".

"Rustic lyricism" is how the art critic Robert Long described the work of Robert Harms in a review in The Southampton Press in 1987, and it is hard to improve on that label.

Speaking briefly with reporters outside the courthouse, Mr. Long described his ordeal as a nightmare and said that "God and faith" were the only things that got him through.

The DUP said it would refuse the pay rise, if it is forced through and Alliance MP Naomi Long described the proposal as "poor timing".