Sentence examples for of every long from inspiring English sources

The Dionysos Estate hotel was our retreat at the end of every long day.

He dressed the three kings in contrasting costumes – blue, red, gold – and given the scene a bizarre conviction, not just in the realism of every long, silky strand of regal hair but the cloudy sky that unifies Charles with his doubles.

His discursive journal was kept for himself at the end of every long day of writing fiction, histories and letters to a wide circle of correspondents - and all by hand with steel nib and ink; perhaps he would have minded that we should be reading it now, particularly so in preference to his novels.

So, theoretically, our method can be performed on cylindrical portions of every long tubular bone.

Expect to see it pinned to the wall in every gas station in Texas and tacked to the dashboard of every long-haul truck.

Inevitably we discuss wind, the master of every long-distance cyclist's morale: Buhring was blown off the road on a volcanic plateau in New Zealand; I rode into a head wind for six weeks across Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan.

To be sure, the one feature of every long-running bull market is the small clutch of market pessimists whose clamor that the end is nigh seems to rise in pitch with each successive peak.

These scenes take the audience through the universal stages of every long-term relationship: love in the beginning, at its most idyllic; the baby years when responsibility eclipses romance; the inevitable disillusionment of familiarity; and then, the ennui that either swallows you or that you both choke back and conquer.

I was on the verge of injury a few times; I was squeezing weekend runs between final semester of college events and hangouts; and for some reason, it snowed or sleeted the morning of almost every long run.

The unanimous report accused China of stealing nuclear secrets -- possibly even entire blueprints -- for the warheads of "every currently deployed" long-range American missile.

Nor can it replicate the Up's trick of vibrating, after every long stretch of inactivity, to remind you that you're turning into a gigantic slug.