Sentence examples for will do long from inspiring English sources

"Nothing odd will do long.

Nothing odd will do long, said Dr Johnson.

In 1776, Dr. Johnson said, "Nothing odd will do long.

Dr Johnson expressed the critical consensus when, in 1776, he boomed: "Nothing odd will do long.

"Nothing odd will do long," declared Dr Johnson in one of his most famous dud verdicts.

But she asserted that undermining fundamental environmental safeguards will do long term damage.

"They may survive 100 years, but we just don't know how they will do long-term".

Cameron has played down suggestions that the interview will do long-term harm to Johnson's career prospects.

Frantic efforts by governments to save their financial systems and buoy their economies will do long-term damage to public finances.

"There are contracts that are not worth having and that will do long-term damage to the company, and the company has to accept that".

Turning a blind eye to human rights abuses in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia or Yemen will do long-term damage to the UK's international standing".