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Example sentences of "have [art] long [noun] " in BNC.

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1	Following this we have the long period of isostatic emergence , rapid weathering of the new mountains with the formation of molasse-type deposits , widespread red bed sedimentation and also perhaps a period of glaciation , before peneplanation , widespread marine transgressions and the recommencement of the cycle in new troughs .
2	At an average of 43.6 per week , we have the longest working hours in the EC .
3	Ions with the lowest energy ( E ) observed on any one field line have the longest time-of-flight , t , and were therefore the first injected : they crossed the magnetopause at X , a distance d from the satellite ( where is the ion mass ) .
4	The earliest cephalopods found as fossils are nautiloids and they also have the longest history , because the living pearly Nautilus belongs to the same group .
5	Have the longest phone call I can have with you .
6	The inhabitants of this tiny country next to Austria have the longest life expectancy in the world , with women living to an average 82.6 years , and males to 77.6 .
7	Dr Fleming said : ‘ The study has yielded a mass of useful data including the finding that we have the longest referral wait in Europe . ’
8	Marine sponges have a long fossil record from the Cambrian onwards , and at many localities they are abundant enough to be important rock formers .
9	‘ I have a long standing arrangement to meet Mr Anderson this week .
10	Consequently 21 per cent of the population of Great Britain report that they have a long standing limiting illness ( 19 per cent of males and 22 per cent of females ) .
11	The Natural History Museum wanted me to complete some ecology wallcharts of ponds and streams , sponsored by British petroleum , who have a long standing relationship with the Museum , aimed at encouraging and supporting a better understanding of current environmental issues .
12	Tackling a black run in a blizzard was a worry , but when you only have a long weekend you ca n't hang around for the sun to shine .
13	‘ Well , I have a long memory .
14	The old woman looked at her speculatively , ‘ I have a long memory .
15	‘ I have a long memory , all of it coloured by the past , ’ Jenna said bitterly , and he let her go , his expression disgusted .
16	You have a long memory .
17	‘ You have a long journey , signorina , ’ her companion told her .
18	We have a long journey to make to the south .
19	‘ You ladies take far too long over your drinks , and we have a long drive ahead of us . ’
20	I have a long reach , remember , and a long memory . ’
21	They have a long tradition of solid trade union organisation .
22	Other people , however , have a long tradition of breakfasting wholeheartedly , but perhaps in a way that is not wholesome for the heart .
23	Swindon Town and Oxford United fans have a long tradition of rivalry .
24	But kids have a long tradition of getting the better of adults , going back to the Famous Five and beyond .
25	They have a long agenda that includes the GATT trade talks and a host of foreign issues , including Iraq , Bosnia , Russia and , to British embarrassment , Northern Ireland .
26	‘ The foundation of my collection has always been ideas which have a long life .
27	Such associations of sexual deviance and political threat have a long history sedimented into our language and culture .
28	These ideas have a long history going back to sources such as Aristotle , Archimedes , Galen , and Boethius .
29	The remote rural areas have a long history of continuing depopulation : there are problems of farm structure and current argument about land use in general raises important issues of concern for the future .
30	In the Carboniferous and Permian the insects were highly diverse , and there is still debate over how closely these forms are related to our living fauna : some forms , like the cockroaches , undoubtedly have a long history .