Sentence examples for long speak from inspiring English sources
Barney Ronay Those at Moss Rose will long speak of how they witnessed the end of a 139-year quest to reach the FA Cup fourth round after Macclesfield Town's late, late show took them from 1-0 down to knock out Cardiff City 2-1.
Long spoke from experience.
Mr. Long spoke after a meeting of a W.T.O.
Despite his success Mr. Jasperse has long spoken about his ambivalence toward dance.
Mr Sharon has long spoken of his readiness to make "painful concessions".
Scottish nationalism had long spoken with different voices – literary, cultural, sporting and political.
But he has long spoken about the importance of seeking a "nonexclusive audience" for art.
Born in the 19th century, Ms. Wolf had long spoken of wanting to witness the 21st.
The Department of Transportation said Mr. LaHood had long spoken out against drivers' texting and talking on cellphones.
Equally troubling is that Orpheus members have long spoken with forked tongues about conductors.
Towing the Republican Party line, he has long spoken of the need for tax breaks.
