Sentence examples for putting long from inspiring English sources

Not so long ago, college coaches would not have dreamed of putting long snappers on full scholarship.

Mr. Faldbakken was putting long pieces of black tape onto a Belgian linen canvas on one of the gallery's walls, layering them one atop another to create abstract shapes that might have been letters.

"They started putting long balls into the box, with some free kicks, corners and rebounds, and fighting for those".

But many researchers are putting long odds against the finding, because hemoglobin is generally too scarce and fragile to last long in fossils.

Specifically we're seeing SMS-subscription offers, which trick users into putting long term subscriptions on their mobile phones (or their parent's mobile phones).

The really scary stuff in social games was the Scamville nonsense where teens and pre-teens where being tricked into putting long term subscription charges on their parent's cell phone and credit card bills.

In 1953, he developed a concept for putting long-range missiles on submarines.

Putting long-range radars and other advanced devices in East Asia would give the United States the ability to detect and destroy Russian or Chinese missiles as they were launched, he said.

Invitations have already been sent out and Ghani says the country cannot afford further delays because uncertainty is throttling the fragile economy and putting long-term military support from Nato at risk.

Ion Yadigaroglu, a co-founder of Capricorn, said that Mr. Gore does not sit on the fund's investment committee, but obviously agrees with the partners' strategy of putting long-term money into promising ventures in energy, technology and health care around the globe.

However, reinforced concrete structures with brick aggregate impart high susceptibility towards corrosion while putting long-term sustainability at stake.