Sentence examples for long united from inspiring English sources

Long divided, the empire will unite, goes a famous saying; long united, it will divide.

Long united to the English crown after 1152, Aquitaine has a quite separate church architecture.

Support for Israel, which has long united both parties in Congress, is under strain.Two overlapping beliefs explain the Republican invitation to Mr Netanyahu.

Its widely ridiculed handouts to wealthy farmers and perverse incentives have long united liberals concerned about the environment, conservatives upset about the deficit and market-distorting subsidies, and just about everyone concerned about basic fairness.

It also resonates with the Chinese because its sweeping narrative encapsulates a historical rhythm that they see as an immutable fact, one expressed in the opening lines: "The empire, long divided, must unite; long united, must divide.

What has long united these two extremes is the stubborn, maverick attitude (Mr. Rosa calls it being "punk rock") of an acutely self-aware artist who runs the other way at the first sign of being directed.

When Mr. Ulrich and Mr. Hetfield, at odds for so long, unite in turning against their therapist, it's hard to fight the feeling that he has it coming and that, therefore, he has done his job.

The union has long been united, so it is a fantasy to think any players would publicly denounce a strike.

The appearance of Hamilton in front of thousands in Belfast was not, though, a portent for the long since united German team that history was going to repeat itself.

Whether the two parts of Dál Riata had long been united, or whether a conquest in the 4th century or early 5th century, either of Antrim from Argyll, or vice versa, in line with myth, is not known.

In South Ossetia, a landlocked valley whose prewar population was 70,000, many people long to unite with ethnic kinfolk within Russia, which they see as the only way to guarantee permanent military and financial support.