Sentence examples for time so long from inspiring English sources
Him seems to strain to relate the immediacy of a time so long ago.
In time, so long as he keeps playing, keeps working, who knows?
"I am not ashamed of writing songs at any time so long as they are good songs".
Time, so long as governments do not respond with disproportionate force, is actually on the side of the state.
Why should any human being be judged by something that was done in another time, so long ago it might be centuries?
(Here's a sample couplet from the prologue: "In time so long ago begins our play / In star-crossed galaxy far, far away").
Cohabiters tend to move into marriage or break up in a relatively short time so long-term cohabitations are kind of rare.
Although it seems likely that CHI plays an important role in the neurologic morbidity of premature neonates these disabilities can evolve over time so long-term longitudinal follow-up studies are essential to determine if the deficits associated with CHI endure.
"I will take no lectures," he began, and the Tories bayed even louder, for they had heard exactly the same from Tony Bear, so many times, so long ago.
The oil will remain under control at all times so long as it comes only halfway up the sides of the skillet, which should be at least two inches high.
(Presumably, this simulation would eventually crystallize out NaCl; however, it would take simulation times so long as to be computationally infeasible).
