"long" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- From the pin-striped suit to the pinkie ring, Hollywood has long cherished and glamorized gangster chic.
- But, reviving a vision long cherished by Israel's religious and secular hawks, he argues that the new Palestinian state must be Jordan.
- But they have proven more willing to let go of lawyers than of the myth of gentility they have long cherished.
- With a distinguished lineage of composers and performers, Prague has long cherished itself as one of Europe's enduring music centers.
- It deals with people suffering from Alzheimer's disease, slowly finding that familiar faces and items long cherished are slipping away from their memory.
- It was a vision long cherished and nourished in his heart, and soon he would see its fulfillment now that he possessed the storied Zhaligkeer.
- In fact, he was actually referring to now-defunct Omni magazine, a science and technology publication long cherished by nerds.
- But drivers, historians, planners and environmentalists have long cherished the Merritt, which is notable for the intricate detailing on its historic bridge overpasses.
- A likely third casualty would be the secrecy long cherished by the Energy Department and the corporate contractors who manage the Government's weapons plants.
- That engraged the police and their politi cally powerful union, who have long cherished their special role as the city's premier rescue service.
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