Sentence examples for word long from inspiring English sources
"I learned about the word long after that.
She placed particular emphasis on one word, "long".
(The word "long" prompted one man to draw out his arms like a length of string).
"I like looking at the word long enough to lose the meaning.
If we can't do that, it's going to be a long session," Ms. Harp said, stretching out the word long.
Bless the eloquence of the French: their word (long since kidnapped by English) for this largely barbaric process is charcuterie.
It's a word long-favoured by politicians when talking about science policy.
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I was introduced to the N-word long before I had any real understanding of its association with blackness and black culture.
They have met with mixed success, but the new climate reflects the changes: Turkish diplomats here casually refer to Iraqi Kurdistan — the K-word long being a taboo — and Massoud Barzani, that region's president, no longer talks about Greater Kurdistan.
The chapter detailing Kennan's breakthrough achieved by redesigning American foreign policy at a stroke, via his 5,000-word "Long Telegram" from Moscow to Washington, DC, in 1946 is particularly gripping.
