Sentence examples for period long from inspiring English sources

Now as we transition into our 40s, your kids have left for college, the honeymoon period long since waned.

Du Fu, Li Bai, Wang Wei and Li Shangyin were the high priests of the High Tang dynasty - a period long regarded as China's golden age.

Martin Brodeur then kept the Devils in the contest in the third period long enough for New Jersey to tie the score at 3-3 with 7 45 left in regulation.

There's nothing new in the picture's rote reiteration of history, evoking a period long ago and far away; did Nelly introduce "Hot in Here" for the 1980 Winter Olympics, before he reprised it on Sunday for the Super Bowl?

Since carbon dating has placed it in the medieval period long after the death of Christ, the cunning forgers who created this bizarre artwork evidently used actual blood to add to its aura of reality.

If cherries or magnolias bloom too early, their flowers may be lost for the season in a frost, but a warm period long enough to make this happen is unlikely, he said.

Here, we summarize emerging findings from animal models, highlighting the ability of parvalbuminergic interneurons (PVI) to induce, during the juvenile period, long-term plastic changes in prefrontal and visual cortex, thereby altering perception, cognition and behavior in the adult.

Lengthy developmental period, long-lasting (>60 day) larvae and ontogenic vertical migration have also been shown for Bathynerita naticoides [93], found at both GOM and Barbados seeps.

While greatly simplifying the technical ablation aspects and showing 60% freedom of AF after a 3-month follow-up period, long-term results remained to be studied.

During the dormant period, long-term water table changes could be observed, likely related to lateral groundwater flow and climatic effects.

The typical duration of clinical trials is 6 12 months, and in this period long-term effects of treatment could be undetected and underestimated.