Sentence examples for long explained that from inspiring English sources
In an interview after his panel, Long explained that he feels Internet companies shouldn't go public until their market becomes more stable, because if a company issues too many quarterly forecasts that don't pan out, it will quickly lose the faith of investors.
When discussing the kinds of messages she gets, Long explained that sometimes adults just need a place to vent.
The latter filed his own odd little note, seven sentences long, explaining that he thinks the Texas law is "silly," that if he were a member of the Texas Legislature he "would vote to repeal it," and that "punishing someone for expressing his sexual preference through noncommercial consensual conduct with another adult" is deplorable.
Long explains that he's "old school", which is to say he's the son of Jack Long, a man who once fought off a crocodile and whose reputation as the toughest man in Darwin football is "said of him like it is said of Sydney that it has the Opera House".
Long explains that it will be some time before the Internet has enough bandwidth to stream broadcast-quality videos over the net (30 frames per second (fps), versus the current 28.8 RealVideo fps rate of 3).
We explained that long before the Coen brothers made their quirky film, Fargo was a mythical destination shrouded in romance.
At a press conference, he explained that "long ago" Rwandan justice was conducted in village hearings, where fines were the preferred penalties.
The planners and some other demographers suspect that the additional New York City households may go a long way toward explaining that gap.
Andrew Graves Kevin Mamboo), who plays a "White Director of Wildlife," lapses into an expository voice long enough to explain that poaching has reduced Africa's elephant population by two-thirds in less than fifty years.
But how do you explain that long view to the public?
"We want his input earlier," she said, explaining that long before a product is ready for testing her company says to Mossberg, " 'Hey, give us your feedback.' He almost plays an internal consulting role".
