Sentence examples for long meantime from inspiring English sources

In the long meantime, seven years of it, we will just have to get on with counting the bodies.

In what one hopes will be a long meantime there will be more champagne, more football and more eclectic, imaginative, unusual books.

So, in the long, long meantime, if we do only have only the briefest cameo in a seemingly interminable epic, shouldn't we make the most of it while we are on stage?

In the long meantime, they rent, moving into better housing after a pay rise, or moving the opposite way after retrenchment or during contract gaps.

In the meantime, long processions of trucks have been clearing the site, hauling away the remaining chemicals for storage elsewhere.

A shortage of one drug caused by a big seizure seldom lasted long; in the meantime addicts turned to alternatives, sometimes more dangerous ones.

In the meantime, long may Pen continue to fight for her, and for the freedoms on which a liberal society rests, without which no literature can have value".

In the meantime, long term telemonitoring of people with COPD is unlikely to reduce admissions unless it is a means of enhancing clinical services.

In the meantime, long-delayed negotiations for aid from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund could begin, it said.

In the meantime, long-standing allies — countries, such as Tunisia, undergoing fragile political transitions — are being all but ignored.

In the meantime, long-distance carriers are trying to carve out business strategies even as revenues for the largest companies are falling by 10percentt or more a quarter.