Sentence examples for long time one from inspiring English sources

So if he can keep his cool, he's going to be, for a long time, one of the best players on Tour".

But I don't think for that rare, exceptional match that goes on for a long time one should change the whole dynamic," he said.

Eventually after a long time one did with three people on it, I asked them for help and they said they would go and get a rope and come back.

"I will be on medication for a long time," one passage went.

"These hoodlums need to go away for a long time!" One commenter wrote after the story was shared on the "fanclubtrump" Facebook page.

It's a long time, one month.

A month in jail is a long time on one, vague eyewitness's word.

"I've been trying to figure out who you were for the longest time," one woman said coldly when they were introduced, according to Loury.

Maximum phonation time (MPT), a clinical measurement of the longest time one can phonate a vowel, typically /a/, is a frequently used measure of vocal function, but normative data are lacking for MPT in healthy older adults.

I'll confess this didn't strike me as a smart idea at the start, even though I had been a long-time One Life to Live watcher.

His opponent, Cynthia Lummis, is aloof, with the kind of arrogance and sense of entitlement that comes from living in a state with a long-time, one-party rule.