long while in English

long time, extended period of time

Use "long while" in a sentence

1. The injustices they did me rankled me for a long while.

2. She rounded her husband in the ear for a long while.

3. We have to shake him for a long while to rouse him from his sleep.

4. 🔊 Because I hadn’t exercised in a long while, the routine was Agonizing to get

5. Please be forewarned: sometimes these attacks of craziness last a long while . Days . Weeks. Months.

6. Then once you think you have been Batteling for a long while use a Timer Ball.

7. Then once you think you have been Batteling for a long while use a Timer Ball

8. Before long, while we were serving as regular pioneers, Atsushi was appointed a substitute circuit overseer.

9. After a long while, watching the attack and listening to the screeching wood, Tallis had had enough.

10. 24 Working at low intensity means that you can continue to perform the activity for a long while.

11. He threw a stone in the pond,and the water riffled for a long while and lay quiet again.

12. Now, since it's my last night ashore for a long while, I'm gonna go fuck the tits off this one.

13. For a long while, the crime question provided the principal means to underscore the cultural concerns of this new nationalist racism.

14. For a long while it looked as if China would never be liberalized, that it would remain locked in the super-Stalinism of Maoism.

15. Anteaters can vary a lot in size - the smallest anteater is just over one foot long, while the largest can be as long as 6 feet

16. But he kept his friend waiting a long while in the dining-hall while he himself ate surreptitiously in the kitchen before he sent out the tasty dishes he had prepared.

17. But if you keep looking further and further, eventually you see nothing for a long while, and then finally you see a faint, fading afterglow, and it's the afterglow of the Big Bang.

18. Coiners' Scrap Iron & Metal Inc has been turning Charlottesville, Virginia's scrap metal into valuable reusable materials for a long while not and do it in the most responsible and environmentally conscious way possible

19. ‘Others, more Audaciously, have even alleged corruption.’ ‘His poetry is neither traditional, nor Audaciously experimental, but lyrical and contemporary in themes.’ ‘It was the most unusual thing I've tasted in a long while, pretty typical I'd say, of his cooking which is Audaciously different.’

20. ‘The main room was a rectangle with various Antechambers and vestibules branching off down its length.’ ‘The hatch opened into a small antechamber that led into the main hall.’ ‘To the north a curved antechamber led to two rectangular rooms about 12 metres long, while a smaller antechamber led to yet another rock-cut chamber to the