Sentence examples for so long past from inspiring English sources

One nagging detail, though, reminds us of times not so long past.

I'll bring you thoughts (or such thoughts as I will be capable of forming so long past bedtime) as soon as I have them – and, better still, other people's opinions, as they come in.

There is not just the sometimes illusory promise of a fresh start, but also remembrances of things not so long past, like the fragrance of macaroni and cheese wafting from the cafeteria.

The danger for both men is that they linger in the race so long past the point which they should that they tarnish the (mostly) positive impressions they have left on the Republican electorate in the race.

Your letter doesn't make it clear who the victims and oppressors were in this not-so-long-past childhood.

"We spent so long together the past year and people think in interviews we are great craic.

Linkage maps ruthlessly expose cuckoldry, and if genealogies are available, they can do so among generations long past, as well as those alive today.

The question of why he remained silent for so long about his past is in fact easy to answer: one visit with the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet was sufficient for Borges never to receive the prize.

Furthermore, they didn't believe any fans would go on about the second world war as it was so long in the past and has nothing to do with football.

(Still, both movies have many scenes in which Poles, Germans, and Frenchmen angrily insist that it's wrong to go around bothering people about things that happened so long in the past).

So it's long past time that CEOs, CFOs, COOs, CMOs, and other business leaders understand technology as well as their companies' CIOs understand business because technology is their business.