Sentence examples similar to long lasting hostilities from inspiring English sources

Long lasting headache attacks.

The Palestinians and Israelis shy away from discussing a collaboration, and territorial issues and long-lasting hostilities could easily intrude.

At long last, style!

At long last.

And, at long last, Poland.

Supply is, at long last, becoming tighter.

The hostility lasted long after he broke with the regime, took refuge in Paris and in 1953 published his celebrated indictment of totalitarianism, "The Captive Mind".

This time there is no telling how long hostilities will last, or where they will lead.

How long is it lasting?

My father flew long after hostilities ceased in 1945.

His bitter hostility lasted years, long after the Nobel Prize ceremony in 1923 which Dr. Banting refused to attend, for although he shared the physiology prize with Dr. Macleod, he would not share a podium.