Sentence examples for long widespread from inspiring English sources

Bluegrass in Czech lands grew out of a long, widespread acoustic music tradition.

The xylophone, long widespread throughout Asia and Africa, was illustrated in 1529 by the composer and music theorist Martin Agricola.

Wang's sympathy with the long, widespread Taiping Rebellion in South China (1850 64) aroused the enmity of officials in the Qing dynasty (1644 1911) government.

Qanats are up to 3000 years old artificial sub-horizontal underground water channels, 5 80 km long, widespread in Iran, but also common in western China, Arabia and the Mediterranean; they were excavated from the bottom of vertical shafts, starting from their exit and advancing upstream till main, productive wells, constructed at the very beginning of the project were met.

Hurricane Maria slammed into Puerto Rico in the early hours of Sept. 20, bringing 155 mph winds that knocked the majority of the 3,500-square-mile 3,500-square-mile 3,500-square-milespread power outages sislandurrintoe Jeanne made landfall in 2004.

So, for everyone's sake, I hope the Network can get up and running before this turns into the longest widespread network outage (due to hacking) in recent memory.

Long term, widespread power failures were expected.

Republican support has long been widespread in the region.

For novelists this practice has long been widespread.

Cosmetic surgery has long been widespread in South Korea.

Speculation about Pearse's sexuality has long been widespread, if muted.