1.   But the intervals between Forest Eyres were too long for effective control.

2.   How long for his addition to pay for itself?

3.   The old corner drugstore is not long for this world.

4.   This period was sufficiently long for the widespread planation of oceanic islands, many of them volcanic.

5.   Image contrast also depends on the spin lattice relaxation time, which again is long for free water and shorter in tissue.

6.   And makes each woman long for a seducer?

7.   In a number of instances, the program lines are too long for the printed page.

8.   A reliable little bird tells this column that Frank may not be long for this world either.

9.   SPECIAL school wants to be treated as a special case because the summer holidays are too long for children with profound difficulties.