Sentence examples for long notice from inspiring English sources

Try evacuating that on short — or long — notice.

It is the first time any prime minister has given such long notice for an election.

Seeking to blunt public speculation, the Web site of the Selective Service System carries a long notice saying in part that "both the president and secretary of defense have stated on more than one occasion that there is no need for a draft for the war on terrorism or any likely contingency, such as Iraq".

I only felt angrier in the office, and soon recognised that my mood owed more to the frustrating realities of working for a public sector organisation placed on long notice by a government I despised than anything else, and tried harder to place my feelings into a social rather than chemical context.

Anthropologists, of course, have long noticed the importance of tattooing.

Baker said he had long noticed the racial disparity between first- and third-base coaches.

Michael A. Freeman had long noticed that entrepreneurs seem inclined to have mental health issues.

Travelers have long noticed that some American cities "feel" more European than others.

Mr. Burch's half-brother Frederick Caldwell has long noticed that Mr. Burch feels most comfortable in interracial settings.

Scientists and naturalists have long noticed that animals and insects react to eclipse events, according to The Atlantic.

Scholars of bird song have long noticed that avian city dwellers sound different from their peers in the country.