long

• long time

  A long time ago.

• how long

  ‘For how long?’

• so long

  The reality was long ago — oh so long ago!

• too long

  The name is too long.

• very long

  Well, there not, one's not gonna last very long

• long before

  But how long before it starts to…’

• long term

  The importance of ‘pause’ periods, both short and long term, cannot be overstated!

• long enough

  ‘But long enough to fetch the pole?’

• long ago

  The reality was long ago — oh so long ago!

• long way off

  S s so socialism is a is a long way off.

• long hair

  no Sukey long hair

• long legs

  Her long legs and bare feet are brown; her eyebrows and the down on her arms shine pale gold.

• quite a long

  It took me quite a long time.

• have long

  There are also complaints in Japan, where foreign suppliers have long blamed their difficulty in penetrating the Japanese market on the closed ranks of the keiretsu.

• long churn

• long as i

  yeah that'll do, so long as it's on there good boy, so what one have you decided to go with then?

• metres long

  Protosuchus — about 1.5 metres long with a long head and powerful teeth — was the earliest crocodile.

• long have

  ‘How long have you been here?’ asked Huy.