Sentence examples for was that long from inspiring English sources
So it was that, long before the Lee case made Washington hypersensitive about lax security, a push was underway to put key nuclear secrets under tighter lock.
(Yes, "Buffy" was that long ago).
"It was that long ago," he laughs.
She was produced by — what was that long term?
There was that long period when Roth was living here.
One of Erdmann's fundamental conclusions was that long-term success depended on international support.
The view among many on Wall Street on Tuesday was that long-term Treasury yields could edge up by 0.10 percentage points, to 0.70 percentage points.
For the vast majority of the hundreds of thousands of commercial and residential taxpayers, their only notice of the new assessment was that long-forgotten letter disregarded almost as soon a it was delivered.
Left unsaid was that long-term bases were another matter, and that if America was providing military and police training to Afghanistan over the next 10 to 12 years — as has been suggested by Afghanistan's national security adviser in recent days — American military and police trainers would need to live on bases and would need to have safe passage for their supplies.
There will always be respect and warmth between Andy Murray and Rafael Nadal, and perhaps it was that long-standing bond that persuaded both of them (without consultation, presumably) to play down what was clearly a fractious encounter on Saturday, the Spaniard staying cool enough to reach his 11th final Monte Carlo Masters final.
