Sentence examples for long interval of from inspiring English sources

After the Kuznetsk Basin came a long interval of meadows.

He endured a long interval of odd jobs and no job, with summer stints on local W.P.A. projects.

A long interval of one polarity may be followed by a short interval of opposite polarity.

The long interval of power struggle that followed (475 221 bce) is known as the Zhanguo (Warring States) period.

Early in the Cenozoic Era (about the past 65 million years), great outpourings of lava terminated a long interval of weathering and erosion.

After "Today I Am a Boy", he inserted an agonisingly long interval of silence, forcing the audience, as he said to me, "to fill it up with their imaginations - to create their own music.

I became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity".

Of this time he wrote, "I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity".

Success in preventing cancer recurrence is measured in long intervals of 5 or 10 years or more, and there has been little long-term study of MammoSite.

Furthermore, there are no out of bounds for the players and long intervals of engagements between whistles, during which resentments smolder and sometimes ignite.

Thus, average speeds certainly if the average is taken over long intervals of time do not tell us the actual speed at any given moment.