Sentence examples for long time around from inspiring English sources

Although there hasn't been that much work done to the flat it has taken rather a long time (around five-and-half years to complete).

Wait a good, long time (around 2 months) and then try explaining everything to your old friend to the best of your ability.

"The idea for a long time around Europe was that British television audiences didn't like anything in a foreign language.

"For a long time around here, with the economy so good, people have worked on the assumption that they can have everything," he said.

The other is that he took a very long time — around 20 years, until he was in his late 30s — to become the artist who painted some of the most magnetic and heart-rending pictures of the 20th century.

Glavine was hearing it as the surrogate for a team that will be remembered for a long, long time around these parts, having squandered a seven-game lead with 17 to go.

For the longest time Around The World In A Day was my favorite album.

I skipped all my classes and spent a long time walking around by myself.

That finale, like the story itself, represents progress of a kind, I suppose, even if this princess spends an uncommonly long time splashing around as a frog.

In spite of a reasonably long generation time (around five years), a small founding population, and ongoing genetic exchange, a suite of traits have diverged in remarkable fashion.

After a long time, she turned around.