Sentence examples for posed so long from inspiring English sources

I realise with alarm I am now much older than any of them were when they posed so long ago.

They pose so many problems.

The initialisation of the second camera is performed after the initialisation of the first camera, but this does not pose a problem so long as the clock remains halted.

Clive Black at Shore Capital, who put a £1.4bn to £1.6bn valuation on Iceland, said: We believe that Morrison is right to look at the opportunity that the Iceland estate poses and proceed so long as it is accretive to earnings, medium term dividend flow and return on capital employed.

These hundreds of pages, which the administration has kept classified for so long, pose no possible security danger.

Sometimes subjects take so long to pose that the mood or the light has passed, and the camera is dismantled, the shutter unsnapped.

But the president can pose as an outsider only for so long.

Saturday's events in New York revealed that the players whom Murray had to live with for so long, do not pose the threat they once did.

The trivialisation of politics must be particularly distressing to an honourable member who not so long ago was posing with his Cheeky twin in Closer and explaining: "Her sister doesn't sleep in the same bed as us".

What's most bothersome about Rosen's comment, though, was its betrayal of what the Democratic Party and feminism at their best are supposed to be about: recognizing the full diversity of human experience and empowering everyone along that spectrum to walk successfully down the path of his or her choosing, so long as it poses no clear harm to anyone else.

He was serious when he said that having to wait so long for the final would pose a challenges as to how to keep his players match-sharp.