Sentence examples for long since ended from inspiring English sources

The Great Recession has long since ended, according to the data zealots in their windowless rooms.

The lucky streak has long since ended, but peanuts are still passed around.

Except for the animated fishermen, Cojimar felt like an open-air theatre where the show had long since ended.

The market's famed tuna auction had long since ended, and the chefs had gone home with the day's best catches.

But at Wal-Mart, the flurry of giving out the first of the coins in change has long since ended.

Hernandez's outing had long since ended by the time Posada finished the game, and afterward, he spoke quietly.

Unfortunately this honeymoon has long-since ended, and while plenty of people still send us great pictures to use, they are drowning in a sea of blown-out 35k submissions that look like they were taken with a cell phone off the screen of someone else's cell phone.

First her relationship with Jude Law, long since amicably ended, was picked over.

The individual traveller's "age of adventure" has long since been ended by "S&T" (science and technology: an abbreviation that dates me).

Mr. Koch has long since said the exemptions should end.

The loss all but mathematically eliminated the Bills (6-7) from contention, and puts them in jeopardy of extending the NFL's longest active playoff drought to 17 years — the longest since New Orleans ended a 20-year drought by reaching the postseason for their first time in 1987.