Sentence examples for long tells from inspiring English sources

But all seems relatively well in Ocean Beach until, in 1953, an elegantly dressed white man, with a broken nose and "sapphirine" blue eyes, rings at the door; he introduces himself to Pearl as Buzz Drumer and, before long, tells her that he and Holland met in an Army hospital and fell in love.

Robin Dunbar's "Grooming, Gossip, and the Evolution of Language," from a few years back, for instance, had a thesis and a sharp one: that primates groom each other not to pick out nits, which do not really trouble them, but as a form of gossip, a way of exchanging social information — who grooms who for how long tells who's up and who's down.

The fact that the Lib Dems have allowed this to go on for so long tells us a huge amount about the party today: 1.

Update: Interestingly, Long tells TechCrunch, too many faces (around 300+) pushes the algorithm to breaking point — "the 'yes' model and the 'no' model seem to converge," he says, adding: "It would indicate that there are limits to the algorithm, and a different strategy is needed for the long-term".

"Whatever they were doing, they were suddenly everywhere," Long tells me.

"Society tells us 'Get married before 30…' I think if we just take our time as women, and do what comes natural to us and for us, we would make fewer mistakes," Long tells Ebony.

"My daddy named me after him," Mr. Long told us.

"We have long told the state that it was unsustainable".

Music audiences at concert halls have long told me this.

"My son was afraid of Jerry," Debra Long told ABC in an interview last November.

Local officials have long told stories about the effect of "movie-induced tourism".