Sentence examples for maybe a very long from inspiring English sources

It may be only a matter of time (granted, maybe a very long time) before it adds as much as 10 feet to global sea-level rise.

"Michael [will hold] the records for F1 for maybe a very long time," Alonso said.

Unfortunately now, and maybe for a very long time to come, Secretary Clough, because of his decision to censor the Hide/Seek exhibit, will be one of the most visible symbols of censorship in the arts.

And she laughed her big laugh and you knew, in the little time it took for her to tilt back her head, that it would be awkward for you the entire night, maybe for a very long time, because you would be spending the whole evening, desperate to hear her laugh again.

Perhaps a very long haul.

Maybe, but after a very long freeze.

"Then maybe I will be taking a very long holiday in my village," he said with a laugh.

The statistical end result for giraffes, after maybe millions of years, is a very long neck.

It's a very long exposure – maybe 20 seconds – so the water is moving.

Fusion could help deliver the energy supplies of the world for a very long time, maybe forever".

"I was there a very long time, maybe eight to 10 hours," said Chevoughn, who remembered being "petrified", particularly as police questioned her in what she calls a "cage".