Sentence examples for long mourning from inspiring English sources

A long mourning period, perhaps six months or more, will allow a pause in the political dogfight.

Diab rushed home last week in terror rather than celebration, to wait for news of a missing plane, and then begin the long mourning for his son.

As acute as the grief over Clinton's loss now is, it is the long mourning of Trump's Presidency that may be worse.

And despite a scheme pandering to the world's unbelievably long mourning period for Diana, this latest trinket is a glorious flower.

The rhythm guitarist Stone Gossard and the bassist Jeff Ament, after a long mourning, recruited the lead guitarist Mike McCready before discovering Eddie Vedder, a charismatic singer whose deep, resonant voice seems ageless.

A tall Abe Lincoln, wearing a long mourning coat, stood between grim black-and-white incarnations of Lady Liberty, looking a bit goth, and Lady Justice, whose scales were tipped by a bag of money.

PAGE 29 Classical Music's Golden Age Classical music lovers have long mourned the field's imminent demise.

Having long mourned Eric and Ernie and The Two Ronnies, executives have now found ways of reincarnating them.

Palestinians have long mourned their lost land, eulogising it – and in recent years documenting it – with obsessive care.

The key to the long-awaited exchange was found in Bremen, the northern German city that has long mourned the loss of its famed Kunsthalle collection.

I've long mourned the state of the Golden State, so I started reading "On the Coast of Crazy" with great anticipation.