Sentence examples for tremendously long time from inspiring English sources

1982 was a tremendously long time ago.

I'm one of those people with who is very comfortable with talking and communicating verbally, but tasks like processing data, online filing and any kind of administration take me a tremendously long time and cause extreme eye stress.

What's worse, these compounds take a tremendously long time to break down.

Now, that was a long time ago, and the App Store has grown tremendously since then, but let's go with that figure for argument's sake.

Although Costa has always been a tremendously hard-working, committed and team-oriented player, for a long time goal-scoring was by no means his greatest strength - in fact, it was arguably his greatest weakness.

The photocurrent density of InGaN-based thin films was found to be improved tremendously by the application of ZnO nanowires and to remain stable over long time periods.

"While the perception among some might be that it's taken a long time to get here," he added, "it's been a tremendously complex issue".

Remembering Corbett, Thornton said: "I think he'll be tremendously missed by his friends but I actually think he'll be around in people's minds and hearts for a long time to come.

"We've missed him tremendously," Long said.

Tremendously long, challenging pieces of music!

"It was a tremendously long off-season," Coach Fred Stengel said.