Sentence examples for phrase long from inspiring English sources

The phrase "Long live life" occurs in "Here The Birds' Journey Ends".

First, there have been so many genre movies with similar titles that the phrase long ago slipped into cliche.

The phrase, long synonymous with the American dream, now evokes anxiety, an uncertain future and a lifestyle that is increasingly out of reach.

She says this phrase long after another director would have cut - Mullan holds on, taking it from the realm of realism into hallucination and nightmare.

FOR the past two years in Silicon Valley, the centre of America's technology industry, conference-goers have entertained themselves playing a guessing game: how many times will a speaker mention the phrase "long tail"?

Wright repeatedly invoked the phrase "long term" when discussing how moves should be judged in terms of basketball success, but after being reminded 11 years have already passed in Hofstra's case, he suggested another time frame.

Do not take our respondents' use of the phrase "long-term" too literally, though.

Fink has used the phrase "long-term" 20 or more times every one of these years.

The nurse attending Bobby Womack wears an expression for which the phrase "long-suffering" was invented.

The bouncer, wearing the expression for which the phrase "long-suffering" was invented, chases him back into the spotlight.

Presumably, Cameron drew the line at forcing her to parrot the phrase "long-term economic plan", but three-quarters of the slogan has survived.