Sentence examples for moves long enough from inspiring English sources

The Washington "Post" managed to tear itself away from Kissinger's secret moves long enough to take a look at the public record, & it discovered that at the Paris peace talks 15 months ago the US had been offering in public a peace settlement that was substantially the same as the one the Pres.

"They marked a crucial period of transformation, in which I found my true calling, experienced an awakening of the senses, and had such fun that I hardly stopped moving long enough to catch my breath".

When Westbeth began, "the idea was artists would move in long enough to get a start and move out in four or five years," Ms. Santry said.

The thinking is that the 76ers cannot possibly keep this Hollywood story line moving along long enough to capture an N.B.A. title and pull off the largest upset in professional team sports of the new millennium.

Its protagonist is always on the move, lingering long enough in the shadows to allow only brief recognition of his existence.

Make sure that the move is long enough.

The point is to get your body moving for long enough to help expel the gas from your body, causing your stomach bloat to go down.

It clocks you to make sure you are moving your bristles long enough, and makes sure you get each "quadrant" of your mouth equally clean.

Thirty years ago, I moved back to Oklahoma long enough to write a book.

But no evidence demonstrates that the duration of outdoor exposure — in places where people can move freely about — is long enough to cause substantial health damage.

It's significant that one outsider depicted in Edge's article who is still making a difference in Greensboro — Pam Dorr — made a life investment in the town by moving there and staying long enough to learn the nuances.