Sentence examples for long shocked from inspiring English sources

But while Antiquarius's prices have long shocked many people here, the restaurant is now gaining notoriety for another reason.

Vacuuming the house entails "riding the wild beast of the Electrolux... as it gave its one long shocked intake of breath".

Nureyev's head is haughty and savage, with a long shock of unruly hair.

"It never occurred to me to leave -- what would I do?" Mr. Bell, a tall, spare man with long shocks of white hair, an animated manner and perfect Midwestern English, said during a recent conversation.

Headlights with the multiple facets of a housefly's eye; seats at once both spartan and exotic; impossibly long shock absorbers wrapped with coil springs: all are clues that this is a different sort of creation, nothing like the 4x4's that rolled down the assembly line of a Willys plant in the early '50s.

John Legere, T-Mobile's chief executive, said in an interview that travelers had long been shocked by exorbitant cellphone bills after they traveled, so many people now just leave their phones off.

Politicians like Anthony Weiner and John Edwards were sunk in part because they denied the rumours of their bad behaviour for so long, acting shocked - shocked! - that anyone could ever suggest such a thing.

I'd use that time to catch up with everyone I need to talk to, but when I heard that some iPhone users had received bills more than 100 pages long I was shocked… shocked I tell you!

The list of human rights abuses we know about is in Iran long and shocking.

For the animal part of the study, Dr. Goldstein developed a 27-foot-long "shock tube" to simulate explosions.

Long before he shocked Paris gastronomes, Mr. Passard was admired for his experimentation.