Sentence examples for long pictured from inspiring English sources

The UK has long pictured itself as insulated from world affairs, a long-arm power able to pick and choose the regions it engages in, a financial hub afloat in a fluid global economy.

But while I long pictured Hutchison to be one of us Sad Bastards Who Actually Have It Quite Good, in 2016 I had to reevaluate that assessment.

The most bedazzling jewel is a diamond-set spray of cherry blossoms almost a foot long (pictured below).

There's no long picture here, no long-term thing.

Before long, pictures of this character were banished from floors, and simpler and more general symbols took their place.

Behind him was a long picture window overlooking the California desert -- the view was the reason Priscilla loved her house.

Or head over to the trendy Pulsa Fonduestube (Talstrasse 3; hotelgrischa.ch) at the Grischa Hotel, where a long picture window perfectly frames the passing red and white Swiss trains.

That evening we dined on grilled trout at the lodge's Stagecoach Dining Room, which has a long picture window facing the valley.

You seem to also be -- I don't know what the word is -- the beacon for trying to keep America focused on this long picture, the bigger threat.

Before long, pictures of the product appeared on Gizmodo, a technology news site, whose editors ripped it apart — as if it were an alien from another planet — to dissect its features.

The collection became so enormous that the massive library became inadequate to hold the contents, and books began being stored along the long picture gallery on the first floor above it.