Sentence examples for notoriously long from inspiring English sources

The meat was deliberately, slowly sliced, and the lines were notoriously long.

Increasingly, the notoriously long arm of American law is stretching into Europe and beyond.

ARAB summit meetings are notoriously long on talk and short on substance.

Elsewhere an executive who worked notoriously long hours dropped dead of a heart attack one night.

State of the Union messages are notoriously long and diffuse, full of applause lines and policy proposals that no one remembers two days later.

"Watching the Canucks is our favorite hobby in the winter," said Alanna Stephens, 28, who has been on the Canucks' notoriously long season-ticket waiting list for years.

Graduation ceremonies are notoriously long and can be quite dry, when all that happens for a couple of hours is a list of names are read out.

The idea that medicine offers more choices than other elite professions may come as a surprise, given that medical training requires notoriously long hours of study.