Some boulder piles, however, do have explorable interconnected "passages" of considerable length.
Critics usually reserve the term allegory itself for works of considerable length, complexity, or unique shape.
You've programmed a few films in the festival of considerable length, like "At Berkeley," "Last of the Unjust," "Burning Bush" and "Norte, the End of History".
In some dictionaries, such as those of the Estiennes, a French family of book dealers and printers, this description might in some cases be of considerable length.
Ziamani's lawyer, Naeem Mian, told Judge Timothy Pontius after the verdict: "Of course the sentence will be one of considerable length but nevertheless he is a young man who has no previous convictions at all".
"These detours I'm making serve the end of filling time, for I really must pull of a book of considerable length, otherwise I'll be even more deeply despised than I am now".
If Carnegie Hall were a restaurant, "Osiris" would be like a tasting menu of considerable length: a high-end chef tweaking the imagination with unlikely and startling combinations of ingredients.
Encyclopaedic works, often of considerable length, the Purāṇas deal with the mythology of time and space and of deities, with sagas of great heroic dynasties, and with legends of saints and ascetics; their interest is largely religious.
In the 18th century the Grubenmann brothers of Switzerland built covered timber bridges of considerable length, notably an arch-truss bridge over the Limmat River in Baden with a clear span of 200 feet (61 m).
A book, for the purpose of this discussion, is a written (or printed) message of considerable length, meant for public circulation and recorded on materials that are light yet durable enough to afford comparatively easy portability.
