Sentence examples for someone long from inspiring English sources

For every birth, someone long ago happened to notice, there is one death.

It turns out, in fact, that someone long before Fidler thought of tablets.

Outside, Mr. Timberlake had walked with the briskness of someone long accustomed to sudden, shrieking swarms of fans.

Someone, long ago, murdered this cat and left it here in the rafters where no one would find it.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, someone long ago snagged the URL tushy.com for a pornography site, so Tushy settled on hellotushy.com and tushy.me.me

You may want to add a Cornell researcher, who is not a field member, or even someone not from Cornell (if you are working with someone long distance).

Cruz: As a Christian, I can't think of dating someone long-term unless they're a person of faith.

Employers, if they are recruiting, will take a low-risk decision to take on someone already employed or who has recently been in employment rather than someone long-term unemployed.

Whatever the answer, someone longed to speak to a topic that could not be mentioned out loud.

I don't know if I was always inclined to be aromantic, but I did my fair share of self-sabotaging my crushes in the past, and I never really felt comfortable with the idea of being in a relationship with someone long-term.

Handcuffs are a temporary restraining measure and should not be kept on someone long-term.