Sentence examples for long in time from inspiring English sources
Albion head coach Roy Hodgson is hoping to sign Long in time for Sunday's Barclays Premier League opener with Manchester United at the Hawthorns.
Much of the broadcasting equipment will be moved from one location to the other — "cameras, monitors, boxes, people," Mr. Bohrman said, "in secure convoys all night long" — in time for the network's morning shows, which will begin at 5 a.m. the next day.
Further extensions include also the possibility of computing response curves for long (in time) stimulus rather than pulsatile stimuli.
It is sometimes necessary, when the procedure is relatively long in time, to re-prime the vacuum to continue the suction effect.
However, such a high time resolution is rare in general, because the time intervals of repeating earthquakes or repeated active seismic experiments are usually long in time.
The psychological profile and the social environment of the patient are very important when tackling a process that can be very long in time.
"With whisky, there's such a long lead-in time.
Long shut-in time without recovering injected fluids. .
Foresters think in long time scales, in line with the long life of their renewable crop.
He must travel a long way back in time.
TNF antagonists were effective to control inflammation in the long time in axSpA.
