Sentence examples for long ends from inspiring English sources

As the long ends of the bars begin to fall away from each other, she stops.

She sat across from him, while Samson and Paulette sat at the long ends of the table.

The six barracks are identical U-shaped buildings, with all their windows covered except two at the long ends of each U.

The problem is that interest rates — at both the short and the long ends of the yield curve — are likely to rise this year if the economy keeps expanding.

At the back it is caught with a wide sash of the plain marocain which girdles the frock in front and is fastened in a bow with long ends at the side.

Above my head, hundreds of candy-colored slangs hung from the ceiling by thick orange electrical cords whose long ends dangled in heavy loops on the wall like loom work.

Long End.

(And, before long, end).

Fasten off leaving a long end.

The party was already long ended.

Roll up from long end to long end, to give a 50cm-long roll.