1.   After a long interval an attendant comes, wearing elbow-length, pink-plastic gloves.

2.   An unwanted component can sometimes be present at long intervals, and this can be very troublesome.

3.   But long intervals had elapsed since many of these offences were committed.

4.   She had forgotten how nice it was, after so long an interval.

5.   There might be long intervals during which nothing happens.

6.   A good temp firm should be willing to lobby the company to make you permanent after such a long interval.

7.   Adlon hardly helps by leaving these two alone in the snow for long intervals, heavily bundled and not having any idea what to do with their hands.

8.   He said the basic problem with networks is that, as confederations, they find it hard to enforce discipline except at relatively long intervals.

9.   In the long interval, it seems to have been united with the trappings of so-called civilization.

10.   Most pointedly during the long interval, Dole will be placed at a financial disadvantage.