Sentence examples for longest notice from inspiring English sources

The sources for his biography are few and short; the longest notice was written by a foe, Abû Naṣr al-Fatḥ Ibn Muḥammad Ibn Khaqân (d. 1134?) in a poetry anthology (Ibn Khaqân 1966, pp. 346 353).

Try evacuating that on short — or long — notice.

It is the first time any prime minister has given such long notice for an election.

"The Paris agreement prohibits any exit for a period of three years, plus a year-long notice period, so there will be four stable years," she said.

Asda recruited Roger Burnley, Sainsbury's operations head, last October and some analysts expected the former Asda man to replace Clarke once his year-long notice period from Sainsbury's was over.

Ally McCoist is on gardening leave after leaving the post late last year and caretaker Kenny McDowall is working his year-long notice period.

Anthropologists, of course, have long noticed the importance of tattooing.

Baker said he had long noticed the racial disparity between first- and third-base coaches.

Mr. Burch's half-brother Frederick Caldwell has long noticed that Mr. Burch feels most comfortable in interracial settings.

Like other blacks, Ruben Burch had long noticed that blacks had never been cast as Joseph, Mary or Jesus.

Early in Monday's game, Long noticed that Overbay was waiting too long to plant his front foot against the Orioles Freddy Garciaa.