Sentence examples similar to long time spot from inspiring English sources

This might not be news to you, but I missed the announcement that Stargate Universe is now on Tuesday nights instead of the long-time spot on Friday.

Jumping from its long-time spot on Spike TV, TNA kick starts its new broadcast relationship with a massive televised live event on Weds., Jan .7. "We're excited," said Robbie E of the wrestling organization's new provider, which has already announced an increase in weekly TNA programming for viewers with still more possible in the future.

It has been a long time since a spot alongside Route 22 was considered a summer resort.

For a long time no one spotted me and I was happy.

The game — let's call it "Spot the Coke Can" — takes a particularly long time during the cinematic spots in movie theaters.

1F said he thought the civilian paramedics took a long time to reach the spot.

Statistics show that most victims of data breaches take a long time, often months, to spot they have been compromised.

If you're looking for quintessential Southern staples that'll cost you a pretty penny but last a long time, this is the spot.

For a long time, ornithologists failed to spot the shennaniganising because most of it happens just before dawn, when even the hardiest birdo is still rubbing sleep from their eyes.

It's been a long time since you could spot any of the hippy community's tractors and farm animals circulating around town, and May Day which traditionally drew people from all over Germany to battle with the police now looks more like a shit Lollapalooza, only with political placards instead of those flags that very annoying people insist on waving around in front of the stage.

It's been a long time since you could spot any of the hippy community's tractors and farm animals circulating around town, and May Day – which traditionally drew people from all over Germany to battle with the police – now looks more like a shit Lollapalooza, only with political placards instead of those flags that very annoying people insist on waving around in front of the stage.