Sentence examples for long more than from inspiring English sources

FOR far too long — more than a dozen years — Thomas Bifulco's living conditions were merely adequate.

Some players felt they kicked the ball long more than at any time in their career.

All day long, more than 30,000 costumed entertainers strut along Broad Street.

The IS-Kurdish front is 600 miles long, more than the distance between Boston and Washington.

Before long, more than 300 engineers and other specialists were at work in Seal Beach.

Seedless cucumbers are divided into long (more than 8 inches) and 'mini' varieties (4 to 8 inches).

The measurement of stability using Eq. (2) indicates that the short- (less than 1 min) and long- (more than 1 h) term stabilities are equal to 1.17 × 10−9 (~2700×) and 2.57 × 10−9 (~1200×), respectively.

Avoid establishments that resist supplying lists or whose lists are confusing or long -- more than three pages.

Some people said American officials waited too long -- more than a year -- to set up a mechanism to resettle displaced Iraqis.

The book is very long -- more than 600 pages -- and the sheer parade of narrative detail can seem overwhelming and undigested.

Of those passes, 45 (22.5%) of West Ham's were long - more than 25 metres - compared to 83 (24.2%) of United's.