Sentence examples for speaking long from inspiring English sources

(Waugh was speaking long before the Margaret Thatcher revolution, which really did change British society enormously).

They do not realise that our depressed service users stopped speaking long before admission, and stopped eating and drinking for that matter.

We have not been speaking long when he rolls up his sleeve to show me the bluey line of digits that still stains the skin of his left arm: the tattoo that marks former inmates of Auschwitz.

Our results suggest that short chains, with small charged end blocks and a (relatively speaking) long neutral mid block, are likely to promote rapid flocculation.

"Strictly speaking", Long claims, "you can only falsify a hypothesis you can't prove it" (p. 161).

Speaking long before Zionism's founder, Theodor Herzl, the British Christian philanthropist Lord Shaftesbury popularized the phrase coined by the Rev. Dr. Alexander Keith, "a land without a people for a people without a land," and urged European Jews to move to Palestine.

Geographically speaking, longest run of any play this year.

Good genes.... My family's been, generally speaking, long-lived and pretty healthy for the most part".

She speaks long and fast, but it's an effort.

Kessler spoke long after league officials had departed.

"We were told not to speak long," Mr. Clinton said.