Example sentences of "[verb] a [adj] long [noun] " in BNC.

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1 It was half past one before they got back to Rose Cottage and there was no denying a brisk long country walk built up the appetite .
2 The FA of Wales will present a special long service award to Llanidloes Town president Dick Thomas at the clubhouse on Friday night .
3 And Nyasha and all her family and everybody from the village made a long long line and set off through the forest .
4 Sounds like she 's got a flipping long dress on and a straw hat .
5 I 've got a real long story to tell you . ’
6 It 's got a good long garden with this as well
7 We 've all got a big long locker where we put all our different coats in and our boots and all our other equipment like a long thing
8 Yeah that 's right they cos Erm so I 've got a whole long list of all these people who used to belong to Harlow which is absolutely enormous .
9 The programme includes a prospective long term evaluation of family responses to early diagnosis and a comparison of their experiences and perceptions with those families who have undergone the later traditional clinical diagnosis .
10 ‘ Of course — how silly of me — you intend to phone her yourself and enjoy a nice long chat .
11 In the words of the Swedish writer Nils Aberg : ‘ We are compelled … to assume a direct long distance influence between the Mediterranean world and Ireland .
12 I 've had a good long life — well , a long life , eh , Father Kenneth ? — and I 'm not right done yet .
13 Erm it 's , it 's , negative numbers are n't a natural thing , fractions are actually easier and that was what happened in the history of mathematics , fractions were developed a long long time before negative numbers , the old Greeks used to play about with fractions quite a lot .
14 He has grown from about 1″ long to 6″ and has developed a beautiful long tail .
15 Both groups have developed a single long fin that runs the whole length of the body , but in the African fish it runs along the back whereas in the South American fish it runs along the belly .
16 This period will of course depend upon the nature of the works being carried out and while the landlord will expect quite a long overrun period , it should be possible for the landlord and the tenant to agree a suitable long stop date .
17 You both got a nice long rest coming . ’
18 And someone who 's been u just used to driving a car , are they going to be able to drive a huge long bus with no extra tuition ?
19 Mike Vessey spotted his brother 's long run and placed a superb long ball in his path which Alan duly put away to set up St Albans ' third appearance in the final and a change of the League and Cup double .
20 This is an end one with a garage get a good long space there !
21 ( Wilko signed a long long term contract a couple of years back . )
22 New Derby deal for Cox FOOTBALL : Arthur Cox linked with a return to Newcastle as part of Kevin Keegan 's management team , yesterday committed his future to Derby County when he signed a new long term deal with the club .
23 When Diana 's sister Sarah enjoyed a nine-month long relationship with the Prince of Wales she had been as formal .
24 His final words were that she needed a nice long holiday after a few days in bed .
25 What I wanted was to go home and take a nice long rest .
26 See after a breast operation does it take a long long time with stitches ?
27 Er as we know round about July August time , the remaining nine P C's will be er turned into civilians wave of a magic wand the biggest problem there is the total loss of our skills base overnight effectively , the second thing is it 'll take a long long time to get them trained particularly in relation to A L O work .
28 Did n't have a great long list , perhaps only about six or ten major P L C's .
29 In there you 'll find a sink on the floor , just large enough to stand in , and you can have a good long soak up to your knees .
30 ‘ My word , you are having a nice long holiday !
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