Sentence examples for particularly a long from inspiring English sources

The work could do with trimming, particularly a long scene with tricky lodgers.

Which then led me to Scriabin, particularly a long, unfinished piece called Preparation for the Final Mystery.

Comment about foreign commentary on the Watergate case, particularly a long quote from an article on the editorial page of the London "Times" by Richard Crossman, a Labour M.P. & former minister in the Labour Gov't.

There is substance to some of the novelties, particularly a long correspondence between both Huxleys and Mary Hutchinson, known in the history of Bloomsbury as the lover of Clive Bell.

Some of the comic routines — particularly a long bit involving goggles, flippers and a ladder that young Lorenzo performed on his own after his father left the circus — may try the patience of the clowning-allergic.

But she is likely to be held to a stricter standard for some of her other stances, particularly a long record of defense for property rights that she said in a 1991 speech might even extend to a "right to pollute".

Particularly a long-term engagement?

During the course of the illness, Bourgeois's father had affairs, particularly a long-term one with his daughter's governess.

The women said there is concern in Middle Eastern countries over the impact a shutdown, particularly a long-term shutdown, could have on foreign affairs and diplomacy missions.

McGrail, who acknowledges the originality of Sohmer's work on the calendar, was working out textual parallels between "Hamlet" and various biographies of Luther--particularly a long passage on Luther in the sixteenth-century Protestant martyrology "Actes and Monuments," by John Foxe.

Finding the right renter, particularly for a long period, requires screening.