Sentence examples for long time been a from inspiring English sources

And Rwanda has, for a long time, been a bit of an aid darling.

"There has for a very long time been a stigma against working reduced hours, or part-time work," she said.

"I have for a very long time been a huge admirer of Marilynne Robinson, whose work I just love".

Adenovirus has, for a long time, been a model system for understanding complex virus structure, assembly and interference in host cell processes.

"There has for a long time been a bias that women can't draw superheroes," said Anina Bennett, a writer who drew nods of assent all around.

Larry A. Griffith, director of admissions, said the university had "for a long time been a quietly excellent place academically," but recently had been raising more money for new buildings and had begun marketing itself more aggressively.

The complex pathophysiology of CD has, for a long time, been an enigma [ 20].

The best meal she has had for a long time is a bowl of plain rice.

That's a long time, isn't it?

But "all time" is a long time.

"Five years is a long time to be a prisoner".