Sentence examples for long happening from inspiring English sources

And while such a three-week long happening seems like typical Los Angeles (and this author assures you that it is), it would be a mistake for the more aristocratic-minded art intelligentsia of New York, Paris and London to simply dismiss it.

Here, outage is defined as the event that the transmitted data is not correctly decoded by the receiver which, as the length of the codewords are asymptotically long, happens if and only if g n < ĝ n, m.

For we cannot be in the vanguard of what has long been happening.

But now Christians are coming forward to report attacks which have long been happening, but local media barely mention then.

The bad news is that it took so long to happen.

For every birth, someone long ago happened to notice, there is one death.

A Loeb house guest not too long ago happened to be Alexander McQueen.

Never intended as a blueprint for world domination, it just – sigh, long toke – happened.

The Preface warns that what took place in Dayton "not too long ago…could happen tomorrow".

"But sometimes long shots happen," he added.

How do these extraordinarily long sentences happen in the first place?