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(91) The court battle would drag on for years, long after Groucho was dead.

(92) In some ways, even long after we married, I would always be courting her.

(93) The proclamation, known as Can Vuong, or Loyalty to the Emperor, inspired resistance leaders long after his deportation.

(94) Rin Tin Tin barked in sync, but the cowboys kept talking long after their mouths were closed.

(95) What happens before disaster strikes and long after journalists have forgotten it matters even more than rescue and relief.

(96) He became very withdrawn and died there not long after wards.

(97) Reginald Mitchell died of cancer not long after the first Spitfire took to the skies.

(98) Such agents could initiate an immunological process that becomes self perpetuating long after living organisms have disappeared.

(99) Attitudes and speech patterns remain in place long after they no longer reflect reality.

(100) Don't we want to hear that a woman can be brilliant and sexy, long after the menopause?

(101) Not long after we had reached the Old parsonage and climbed the stairs to Michael's rooms, Father D'Arcy arrived.

(102) This ambition becomes more predominant in his character not long after his encounter with the witches.

(103) Not long after my first visit, Navajo country suffered a severe drought.

(104) Exhibitions in Connecticut this year have generated a number of worthy catalogs that will remain valuable long after their respective shows close.

(105) We became firm friends and corresponded long after the war ended, but sadly he died in Zagreb in 1975.

(106) Two hours later I collapsed on to the col, long after Enrique had got there, and every step a struggle.

(107) Surely it should not be hurting still, so long after he'd supposedly accepted his wife's insanity?

(108) For not long after his return, Midvale-now like a family to him, if sometimes a fractious one-began to unravel.

(109) And all are designed to keep their looks, long after the initial outlay is forgotten.

(110) They tell you to go on with artificial respiration for ever, for long after you've given up hope.

(111) There were local differences between the practice of the different churches long after there was a semblance of conformity and orthodoxy.

(112) 75 percent of the battered women in our survey stayed with their husbands long after most people would have left.

(113) Not long after the lorry driver left, the water became more and more acid and alarms went off.

(113) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

(114) That will resound long after the applause has faded.

(115) Not long after, we see the decadent Tucheng wall.

(116) That's why Mercury sets so long after sunset in the southern hemisphere.

(117) The KAtex is more specific than antibody-based tests that continue to give a positive result long after the disease has been cured, say the researchers.

(118) You would have had them back long after shrugging them off for ever: strong but submissive, insensitive, while abrasively solicitous.

(119) His resounding voice continued to resound in my ears long after he was out of sight.

(120) My stepmother. I'd received Never Cry Wolf not too long after she moved in.