1.   It was not too long after the game that the police sirens started.

2.   Not long after that he was sent tumbling helplessly through space when a cosmonaut unplugged the wrong cable.

3.   Not long after that I had a letter addressed to Miss Eliza, The house next to the Smithy, Rustington.

4.   It was just after six, long after the time she should have gone off duty, and that was exactly what all the physiotherapists had done.

5.   But not long after ten hotair balloons had taken off from Lydiard Park in swindon drama struck.

6.   Until long after the election was lost.

7.   I should think erm long after.

8.   And because it is taking place so long after those events, it will almost certainly be the last of its kind.

9.   And long after music awards and trophies lined her shelves, Wynette exhibited streaks of fierce independence alternating with insecurity.

10.   And not long after the Miller family moved in, the two papers from Kansas City started being delivered.