Sentence examples for long meaning from inspiring English sources

"Long" meaning an hour or more.

The average adult male orca is 28ft long, meaning the pool is 4.5 body lengths long.

The podcasts are normally under 10 minutes long, meaning you can really focus (everyone has 10 minutes, right?).

The Hawaii Department of Transport is currently only able to print names up to 34 characters long, meaning it cut off the final letter in Ms Keihanaikukauakahihuliheekahaunaele's name.

And we both got called to the side for wearing sundresses that were apparently "too long," meaning the dresses were long enough to hide something under.

The documentary is 52 minutes long, meaning that roughly 3GB of storage is needed for every 60 seconds of 4K footage.

Furthermore, we could identify ten lineages for which the consensus sequence (constructed in a way to fit the most complete element) is between 800 bp and 1000 bp-long, meaning that these lineages are only made of shorter elements and then obviously represent non-autonomous lineages.

Such as: GM has been in business a long time, meaning it has lots of old workers and retirees, which means doctor bills and pensions.

"The mission is very clear," Mr. Bush said not too long ago, meaning Iraqi disarmament.

His grandson Luke does not ponder long the meaning of life.

The other three categories will be variety, long form (meaning mini-series and movies) and reality.