Sentence examples for long real from inspiring English sources
"I think I will take long, real vacation," she said.
Playing it long Real politics, at last? Reprints Related items Germanophobia: War boresOct 28th 2004Paradoxically, the summer's protests in eastern Germany against the Hartz reforms have helped him.
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Instead, lawyers for the buyers are finding fault in wording that technically violates the law in contracts or other paperwork — language that few developers or lawyers paid much attention to during the long real estate boom.
Playing it long Real politics, at last? Reprints Related items France: A tragic twist of the scarfSep 2nd 2004Mr Boubakeur has threatened not to stand for election if the rules are not changed.
Playing it long Real politics, at last? Reprints Related items The European Commission: A knight in tarnished armourOct 28th 2004Three seats changed hands, including one in Milan that had been occupied by Umberto Bossi, the head of the Northern League.
It allows investigations which have to cover a very long (real-) time and which at the same time require a certain level of accuracy in terms of radio resource management, quality of service, and mobility.
Assuming that you're not going to constantly flip between web pages for that long, real-world results should settle in between 10.5 and 25 hours before needing to recharge.
Democracy Corps: "This [change] allows us to both sample and define off-year and presidential year voters using voter history data from the file instead of relying on self-reported vote history and vote intention which academic studies and long real-world experience have shown are significantly less accurate.
The savings banks, or cajas, have been particularly hard hit by the downturn, having financed much of a decade-long real estate boom that evaporated with the world financial crisis.
Moody's also warned that the ratio of public debt to gross domestic product could rise as the government recapitalized the country's banks, which were battered after a decade-long real estate bubble burst.
