Sentence examples for long long days from inspiring English sources

"They were long, long days," he says.

You'll have to forgive me if things get a bit sketchy, because even though I've been in London, these have been long, long, long days and nights, and without a party at the end of it.

Quoted on Wednesday by the Sentinel, Diouf said: "It was long, long, long, long days, but now I am getting back and trying to stay together with the family.

"She brought the most energetic and enthusiastic spirit to the set and managed to keep it through all of the long, long days," Daly said in a statement.

But without the presents, there's nothing for the family to do together that could possibly fill up this long, long day.

We want to make it a long, long day for them," Castrogiovanni told BBC Sport.

They don't know about that time you fell flat on your face and on your tray in the cafeteria and reeked of hamburgers and mustard for the rest of the long, long day.

Whether you travel to Alamos by air or ground, chances are it'll take you a long, long day or a couple of days to get there.

The city, at least in its vestiges of history, speaks to the joys of summer: long, long summer days in which to play amid the sane and the surf, and all the while bathed in the eerie grins from the faces of George Tilyou's boardwalk amusement rides.

The difference between the longest length of stay and the shortest length of stay also declined during this period: In 2000, the longest length of stay (11.3 days) was 2.0 times longer than the shortest length of stay (5.7 days), while in 2006 it was 1.7 times as long (longest 8.7 days and shortest 5.1 days).

Yes, I know that's the year we're still in for a couple more days, but I'm talking about the long, long ago, halcyon days of June.