Sentence examples for shared long ago from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has evinced a depressing level of glee at the prime minister's supposed plight, reinforcing a conviction shared long ago among its commentators that Labour would fall.

Researchers have debated whether African pygmies inherited their height from a common ancestor they shared long ago or whether shortness evolved independently in each tribe because it was advantageous for life in the forest.

I sold my tobacco shares long ago.

Robert Bass once owned a significant stake in Disney but sold his shares long ago.

BlackBerry's market share long ago collapsed to single digits in North America and Europe, despite the introduction of a new operating system and the company's decision to make phones based on the Android operating system from Google.

It was then that I recalled something I heard Dr. William Hornaday share long ago regarding reverence.

As she looked up at her old friend commandeering the boards they'd shared so long ago, time melted into the present, a time which includes the intelligence and light she emanates as Elizabeth in "The Lady from Dubuque," where neither she nor Oscar are alone, but the world they're passing through is beyond lonely.

Even though there were gaps, it was remarkable how quickly we were able to pick up again and regain the sense of camaraderie we had shared so long ago.

The internet ought to have made it dead simple to share files long ago.

Sister Rosanne LaManche, 92, smiled while listening to the shared memories of long ago.

The rock stars seem to be doing it well, thrashing their ageing limbs around the stage and calling up the memory of old favourites we shared at festivals long ago.