Sentence examples for where so long from inspiring English sources

Many hours before, the sunlight that shines in the Bronx filtered through the palms and shimmered upon the river where, so long ago, Celia and Bassett Maguire entered the water to bathe away the sting and scorch of the jungles.

The result has been what the Tories have been selling us for the last 10 years: a utopia of home ownership and endless graft, where so long as you avoid being on "welfare", the joys of social mobility can be yours, and we are – of course – all in this together.

"This 'culture of fear' flourished in an environment where so long as British Canoeing appeared successful, no proper checks and balances were implemented to scrutinise the way in which success was being achieved.

"This 'culture of fear' flourished in an environment where so long as British Canoeing appeared successful, no proper checks and balances were implemented to scrutinise the way in which success was being achieved," it said.

For that alone, the party more than lived up to the Folsom ethos: providing a place that celebrates kink in all its marvelous forms, where so long as everything's consensual, you can do what you want, how you want, with who you want.

For that alone, the party more than lived up to the Folsom ethos: providing a place that celebrates kink in all its marvelous forms, where so long as everything's consensual, you can do what you want, how you want, with who you want.

The turmoil has seemed all the more improbable in places where outsiders so long assumed that the stasis of dictatorship would survive all challenge, where They would never be beaten, where Western democracy's great luxury — the ability to translate individual will into collective action — would never take root.

PHILADELPHIA — When the Mets signed Chris Young during the off-season, they projected a pitcher who could excel at Citi Field, the Mets' spacious home, where so many long fly balls turn into catchable balls in front of the imposing high walls.

It makes me laugh how people quickly jump on a bandwagon where not so long ago everyone was under the radar".

(No surprise in a country where not so long ago, in an attempt to wipe out "counter-revolutionary influences," government policy was to kill anyone wearing glasses).

But for many like Magdy, that call misses something more subtly attractive about the vote: a way of recapturing a sense of agency, however flawed, in a country where for so long tens of millions were denied it.