Sentence examples for times long from inspiring English sources

The building, subsequently known as the Times Tower, is now known as 1 Times Square, and The Times long ago moved a bit west to 43rd Street.

We didn't stay committed to it at times long enough.

His instructor, Wittenberg told The New York Times long afterward, said: "Kid, forget it.

But more than anything else, kissing under mistletoe seemed to speak of times long past.

They are, translated by The New York Times: Long live Spain!

He has thought about it all, he says, most times long before anyone else.

At times long arcs or wavy lines appear, and you must slide the stylus along them.

Still, it takes a great Strauss conductor to bring cohesion to his voluptuous, brilliant but at times long-winded scores.

In oral histories about the writer's life and times, long-ago visitors wax rhapsodic about the William Morris wallpaper, the Meissen demitasse cups.

(The New York Times) Long-Haul Times for Short-Haul Trips Service to regional airports is down, resulting in long trips for passengers whose origin and destination cities aren't major hubs.

This can be a very powerful experience, and it can take you back to times long-past very easily.