Sentence examples for long got from inspiring English sources

Music, where Britain is the world's second largest exporter after the US, has long got nothing.

When Long got political half a decade back, it was still something she needed to explain and apologise for.

By then Middleton himself had long got used to being dismissed as a minor, old-fashioned realist novelist from Nottingham.

Virgil van Dijk's powerful free-kick clipped the top of the crossbar shortly afterwards before Long got the goal his performance probably deserved - but it had a large stroke of luck about it.

"It's striking that in Tunisia, Ben Ali, who'd been in power so long, got out of town," she said, referring to Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the ousted president.

Virgil van Dijk's powerful free-kick for the visitors clipped the top of the crossbar shortly afterwards before Long got the goal his performance probably deserved, although it had a large stroke of luck about it.

And finish with a conclusion that isn't too long; get out before people get bored.

[Free] NYC Comedy Week, which is actually two weeks long, gets under way.

Lebanese politicians of all stripes have long gotten in and out of bed with Syria.

Teenagers left alone at home for too long get up to greater mischief.

If your hair is not already long, get extensions.