Sentence examples for spoken long from inspiring English sources
I've spoken long and hard about distractions.
Because the truth is at least one critic has spoken long before you release your product to the world: the beast at the back of your mind always yelling "FASTER, FASTER," so loud that the little poet in there hardly has a moment to think.
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.
(Waugh was speaking long before the Margaret Thatcher revolution, which really did change British society enormously).
Before the game, he spoke long and longingly of his return.
One of his auxiliary bishops spoke long ago in favor of ordaining woman.
He spoke long and large on the greatness of his older countryman and said he could not write him off.
As any announcer knows, if you speak long enough, you might say things you wish you could take back.
Joselito's owner, José Gómez, on first impression a laconic man, spoke long and fervently about the 100-year-old empire founded by his great-grandfather.
