Sentence examples for long folk from inspiring English sources

In the long folk tradition of topical broadsides, the song helped publicise a miscarriage of justice.

Since Laud was executed for treason in 1645, this shows what a long folk memory rhyming slang can have.

She said there was a "long folk memory" of the reorganisation of local government in 1967 when the north Derbyshire towns of Mosborough and Beighton were absorbed into Sheffield.

Drawing on its long folk tradition and international influence, the country has one of Europe's liveliest music scenes.

Eva Kemps, a professor of psychology at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, explains that despite a long folk tradition of trying to link cravings to nutrient deficiencies ‒ I need this chocolate, for biological reasons!

The message was clear: The race is long, folks.

It's midnight local time … we are going long, folks, probably by a good margin.

"The Great Wall of China, built 2,000 years ago, is 13,000 miles long, folks," the Republican presidential front-runner said.

That's what you can expect when the Magnum 90′ luxury yacht (as in 90 feet long, folks) debuts in 2003.

No shame on Jaguar for failing to land the killer punch here, though it gets mighty close: at least until the Cayman lands in the UK (not long, folks!), the Boxster is the best sub-£60k sports car you can buy.

But don't take too long, folks.