Sentence examples for long revisited from inspiring English sources

Researchers may have neglected middle childhood until recently, but authors and screenwriters have long revisited the grade school years in their work.

Michael Gray has suggested that the very title of the album represents Dylan's insistence that his songs are rooted in the traditions of the blues: "Indeed the album title Highway 61 Revisited announces that we are in for a long revisit, since it is such a long, blues-travelled highway.

In one group, health coaches titrate medications according to an algorithm, thus preventing long revisit intervals from delaying appropriate medication intensification.

Long also revisited similar cases wherein former top operative Bill Cellini and former state Rep. Roger "The Hog" Stanley were allowed to keep collecting pensions for work they'd done that could not be tied directly to the crimes for which they were convicted.

Why take so long to revisit him?

The only question I have after eating here recently is: Why did I wait so long to revisit Tuscany?

A long chapter revisits the escapades of the disgraced financier Bernard Cornfeld, which have been thoroughly explored elsewhere and bring in unwelcome bit players like Robert Vesco and Heidi Fleiss.

There are bits of India I have yet to explore, and places that I long to revisit – then I'll head to Iran, Armenia, Georgia, across the Caspian Sea to Romania and on round the Adriatic and home.

It would take far too long to revisit all the details of his trial, but in brief Langham was caught with 15 graphic videos of extreme child abuse on his computer.

Not long ago she revisited Japan, but even Jijima no longer existed.

The Cossack style which the designer popularised long ago was revisited with full velvet coats, braided jackets, feathered hats, buckled gloves and ruched boots.