Sentence examples for perhaps long from inspiring English sources

Henig's article was most timely, perhaps long overdue.

Perhaps long beards and some kind of traditional Icelandic dress accessorised by ornamental battle axes.

The changes, he added, were part of an inevitable evolution in publishing that was perhaps long overdue.

Some adult stepchildren, perhaps long estranged from their fathers in the aftermath of the previous marriage, simply turned their backs.

She told her granddaughter that she would go on living for a while, perhaps long enough to see her married.

The artist, perhaps long vanished, stands before us, giving his account of himself in his own terms.

And myriad companies offered downbeat forecasts for the near-term (and perhaps long-term) future.

The attention is perhaps long-sought validation for Calzaghe, 46-0.

But it's also incumbent on liberals not to let the G.O.P.'s current (and, yes, perhaps long-enduring) policy problem become an excuse for intellectual laziness.

Perhaps Long-Lining for Dummies: each chapter is burdened with a nautical-term theme -- "Running Out Your Time," "Compass Error" -- and ends with a sidebar called "Bar Snack".

New reports of falling retail sales suggested that the attacks had done fresh and perhaps long-term damage to consumer spending, which had already weakened before Sept. 11 in response to rising unemployment and declining stock prices.