Sentence examples for long for winter from inspiring English sources

Southampton by contrast may look back and long for winter.

"The Patriot" ran too long for summer audiences (160 minutes).

"I find a myth that has been so persistent for so long, for 2,000 years, really fascinating," she said.

His hair is thick and dark and longer than it usually is (though not long for 1970).

Murray goes fractionally long for 40-30 – and the wind took that when it was similarly low to the court.

To long for 1995 may not be the most ambitious of yearnings, but it's all anyone at the Mercury Lounge early Wednesday night was doing.

Murray goes long for 40-30, Djokovic's return being fired into his feet, but the game is won with a brutal shot from Murray.

The biggest is dealing with the remaining 13percentt of cars making trips that are too long for today's electric vehicles.

"But that's what they're in the game for, they don't want to play mid-table football, and we'd swap this all day long for last year".

So you don't have to think: does this person long for Christmas?

I long for this year's rounder-toed, higher-cut, patent leather model.