Qaddafi always took centre stage, sucking all the attention and energy away from most people's perceptions of Libya for a very long time… QUESTION FROM HALA: Thanks, Jon.
For a long time, the question seemed impossible to address.
It means people can pay for a long time without question.
"For a long time, the question has been not whether he is willing but whether he is able to assert government control over the military," Mr. Adams said.
"For a long time the question of slavery and the legacy of discrimination that continues to this day were topics that no one wanted to talk about.
Which shall conquer?" For a very long time, the question that animated the study of Jamestown was the very one that most troubled John Smith: "howe it came to passe there was no better successe".
"When you've been out for such a long time the question normally is how quickly a player takes to get back up to speed," Milner, his team-mate at Liverpool, said.
At one point, she said, brightly, to a woman in the audience, "Can you stare at me for a long time?," a question that, more often than not, will cause someone to look away.
For a long time the question of eccDNA origin remained open, and most of the proposed models for its formation included new DNA synthesis to different extents.
For a long time such questions lurked half-whispered backstage.
Concerns about earthquakes and nuclear power have been around for a long time; new questions might also be raised now about tsunamis and coastal reactors.
