Sentence examples for long removing from inspiring English sources

The payments go on for too long, removing the incentive to get a job quickly.

Tom was too full of adolescent spirit, and Anna was too long removed from parenting.

Fans felt the same way, even some long removed from the Beatlemania of the 1960's.

Today, Einhorn lives in New Jersey, long removed from the day-to-day operations of the White Sox.

I hang on every heart-wrenching word of lives long removed from the exclusion zone by death or resettlement.

Wright was coming off a 15-win season in the N.L. but was long removed from his American League success.

He said Maine had been too long removed from a full-time financial post, and he even cited Maine's failed attempt at running a trout farm.

Mr. Stewart is long removed from the rough-and-tumble of the 1970s, and the "Time" album always sounds neater and cozier than the songs it echoes.

The notion that he — a 36-year-old first baseman long removed from his best years — could fill the void left by Jeter made him giggle.

Dennis Rodman is long removed from his days on the court, and seemingly well into his mental senescence, but it was notable last week that news of his trip was met largely with amusement rather than disdain.

Now long removed from their pioneering quartet Jodeci, K-Ci and JoJo continue to sing some of the most extreme R & B on the planet -- and, when they feel like it, some of the most suavely traditional.