Sentence examples for long time spill from inspiring English sources

"Things Fall Apart" examines the history of recent civil wars around the world and concludes that they usually last a long time, spill over into other countries, and end only through the military victory of one side, or through massive external intervention.

Dana kept her dad's religious secret for a long time, spilling it only when a classmate enraged her by defending Israel's right to attack Iran's nuclear program.

"It's been a long time since anyone has spilled a beer on me for a home run," noted Michael Rudolph, a Nats devotee at his first United game.

The demand for developing oil detectors is ever increasing since the cleanup and recovery from oil spill usually take long time.

In other words, doctors and nurses may well be dealing with the spill for a long time.

"After revolutions in the west, blood was spilled for a long time, and they fought for the rights they have now, an open society with human rights".

"The spill lasted a very long time and it spread with the tides.

This should not be aggressive waving as if you haven't seen the noodles in a long time, because doing so may cause a spill.

Because you can't get a good book unless you're going to spill the beans, and I can't spill the beans … not for a long time".

Food spills left unattended for a long time can harden and become quite difficult to remove.

"BP is going to be in a rebuilding mode, and the aftermath of the spill will go on for a long time".