Sentence examples for unfeasibly long from inspiring English sources
He may also be puffing on an unfeasibly long pipe.
THE MAKE-UP Rebecca: Unfeasibly long eyelash extensos – where there's a WAG, there's a way.
He was the guy who missed a penalty and got vilified by a nation for an unfeasibly long time.
As I motor up the unfeasibly long drive to Highclere (the grounds are not surprisingly small), home to Lord and Lady Carnarvon, I spot several familiar faces.
The remaining 31 have brought 96 wickets at 40, an unfeasibly long period of fallow after the giddy highs of Peak Panesar.
They can still count on packing their unfeasibly long t-shirts and shorts tonight but they'll do so having put on a decent showing.
In the unfeasibly long-running BBC science-fiction show "Doctor Who," the police box is transformed into the time-traveling hero's Tardis, a multidimensional vehicle that is far, far larger on the inside, and houses all the flashing-light-bedizened consoles beloved of futuristically inclined set designers.
However, the real show is Mustaine himself, an unfeasibly long-locked 51-year-old able to wring guitar solos of stupendous virtuosity from his Flying V while simultaneously thrusting his crotch and engaging a roadie in deep and possibly religious conversation.
Despite her lack of drama experience, the cheques will almost certainly be signed off by Lorraine Heggessey - currently joint director of factual and learning - as long as the unfeasibly complex drama commissioning structure proposed by Thompson is sorted out.
Hot young designer Henry Holland, best mates with model du jour Agyness Deyn (sitting pretty on her second UK Vogue cover - out now), was gathered in a cluster of young men with unfeasibly thin legs in very narrow jeans and long pointy shoes.
Since prospective monitoring of actual symptom presentation would require following up an unfeasibly large sample, we used a hypothetical question ("how long it would take you to go to the doctors with a symptom") as a proxy measure of delayed presentation.
