Sentence examples for long determined from inspiring English sources

By then, the ultimate fate of St . Louiss season was long determined.

The main narrative of "The Turnaround" begins when all of the survivors are in their 50s, with their adult destinies long determined.

The Senate adopted legislation yesterday requiring the federal government rather than insurance companies to pay the overwhelming majority of financial losses in a terrorist attack, triumphantly ending a long, determined campaign by President Bush.

She has no say in the matter, and it's been long determined: each girl takes a test as she enters her teens and if the test proves positive, you spend your next few years away from your family, held but treated well by the royalty, destined to carry a baby of a woman.

In deep-blue Baltimore, the Democratic primary has long determined the winner of the general election.

But Little Long was determined to rise above such petty thinking, just like Rockefeller.

But Rhonda Fields, an African-American legislator from Aurora, had long been determined to do something about gun violence.

His vision of a democratic Middle East is an afterthought to rationalise a war he long ago determined to fight.

The Bloomberg administration long ago determined that its education revolution would occur at the edge of an ax.

THE European trade commissioner, Karel De Gucht, has long been determined to take China to task for unfair trade practices.

And the Federal Aviation Administration long ago determined that the utility of the old tower had come to an end.