Sentence examples for though long ago from inspiring English sources

Orphanages, though, long ago fell out of fashion.

Academics, though, long ago stopped poring over his remains, which were kept in the ANU's archaeology department.

The fresh waters that once flushed the canals of Basra — the Venice of the Middle East, it was called, though long ago — are fetid and filled with garbage.

Though long ago he had helped launch the debate about how Japan could play a more "normal" role in the world, the DPJ leader says that the Indian Ocean operation breaches constitutional limitations on collective self-defence.

The Palmer raids, though long ago, cut deep and left scars on individuals caught up in them and on America's views of how government could be permitted to deal with anyone dissident and different.

In the visual arts, though, he long ago achieved monumental stature.

That, though, was long ago, feels like another country, and besides the wench is dead.

Strong sounded as though it long ago stopped surprising him that "people don't give me crap in bars.

Even though I long ago abandoned my forefathers' Calvinist God, it's him I thank for the fellow creature I've killed.

This and other physical aspects of the pits created permafrost, which preserved much of the organic matter in the graves — though looting long ago disturbed permafrost conditions.

Yet among its supporters, En Foco – where I worked after graduating from college in 1979 – continues to exist, though it long ago moved itself and its archives to offices at the Bronx Council on the Arts.