Sentence examples for long time to sort from inspiring English sources
"And that can take a long time to sort out".
Labour has had a long time to sort things out.
This is going to take a long time to sort out.
"It took a long time to sort out who was directly affected," he said.
It affects family relationships and friendships, and it takes Lia a long time to sort herself out.
They are going to leave a truly dreadful situation that will take a long time to sort out.
Sometimes that space needs to be long — we need time to sort out all the options or maybe we just need to be patient and wait for a new path to open.
Time to sort yourself out.
"It takes an awful long time to develop that sort of reputation, and whoever does what I do it will take an awful long time for them to achieve that".
It took a long time to turn that sort of superiority into meaningful reality yesterday, but the Championship side scored at useful times and, crucially, were able to hold off the rally early in the second half that promised to bring the hopeful home side back into serious contention.
A deterministic history is simply a more elaborate form of manipulation that happened to take a very long time to achieve the same sort of result.
