That Long In A Sentence

• Hands off that long person!
• Could he hold out that long?
• He did not have to wait that long.
• That long had said him nay.
• I told you that long ago.
• He will not be likely to live that long.
• I learned that long ago.
• Lily was satisfied of that long ago.
• After that long and soundly they slept.
• All that long night he fled.
• Could he endure hunger that long?
• Oh, about that long.
• I have found out that long ago.
• We agreed to that long ago.
• What had kept him away that long?
• All that long way from my own room.
• See that long slide in the sand?
• I might have been told that long ago.
• That long story was meant to be mine.
• How and when will that long-promised morning come?
• My supplies were ample to last that long.
• A verandah skirted all that long front.
• She put an end to that long ago.
• That long deep scar fascinated him.
• You do not want the whole of that long story.
• But if he could hold out that long the doc.
• These were the last lines of that long correspondence.
• Would that long day ever come to an end?
• Where is the draught left by that long-bearded fool?
• Her actions have convinced the world of that long ago.
• And of course he must have been tired after that long ride.
• But in what sense is that long or short, which is not?
• Hardly anybody thought of eating all that long evening.
• Again that long, sobbing breath.
• But that long-drawn sorrow now shall cease.

• That long, thin fellow?
• That long left shot out less sharply.
• See that long, narrow road?
• She recognized that she ought to have done that long ago.
• All during that long dreadful day the fever rose and rose.

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