Sentence examples for long seasons of from inspiring English sources

After eight long seasons of longing and growing to love one another, "Bones" fans finally got the proposal they'd been waiting for.

It helps players withstand the rigors of their long seasons, of playing as many as five games in a week.

The sense of anticipation that day at Fiorano was palpable, although it was undercut by a realism built up through long seasons of underachievement.

Obama's reëngagement reflects a doctrine of limiting U.S. military intervention abroad and ending the "long seasons of war," as he put it in a West Point address on May 28th.

The long seasons of yesteryear, with dozens of ice yachts and large crowds of onlookers, has turned into the occasional weekend outing, with a small but dedicated group of enthusiasts keeping history alive.

The frost of fashion will, of course, nip half the hopefuls in the bud, and yet, as one scanned the arrivals last night, it was cheering to alight on some who would, one feels, have flourished at almost any point in the long seasons of Hollywood.

Pelham is devoted to a (long) season of life, parenthood.

"That makes for a long season of margaritas".

Baseball is a game of the long season, of relentless and gradual averaging-out.

The long season of our being ignored by the presidential campaigns is finally over.

The long season of protest that began in 1969 was finally at an end.