Sentence examples for long since removed from inspiring English sources

The gardens are opposite, the fences between them long since removed.

Have most of the guilty priests been long since removed, as officials in some dioceses have claimed?

I know this is a second world war German battery, the guns long since removed, but it feels as though I've slipped into a Stygian underworld.

Long since removed from Van Gogh's painted frame, which he had had run up by the local carpenter in Arles, it was framed in elaborate gilt and hung above the sofa of a wealthy collector, Koyata Yamamoto.

Dozens of such storytelling characters, most long since removed from their original context, are gathered in this sweetheart of a show that catches an art form and a culture on the turn.

Today, its tracks long since removed, it lives on as the 109-mile George S. Mickelson Trail, drawing bicyclists, along with a smattering of hikers and horseback riders, who want to see this land up close.

The well was plugged and abandoned, and the drilling equipment and a special timber pad it sat on have long since been removed.

Everywhere in this section the poor scrub forests have long since been removed, and the hills are subject to severe erosion.

In a country where Maoism is now rarely mentioned and most public images of the late chairman have long since been removed, Jingniu's approach is unusual, to say the least.

The railroad tracks serving the building have long since been removed, and all that remains of that era is a floating dock at the edge of the Hudson River at 26th Street, where railroad boxcars were once loaded onto barges bound for New Jersey.

The Blacklist ads, unavoidable throughout my tri-county area mere months ago, have long since been removed.