Examples of 'had come a long way' in a sentence
Meaning of "had come a long way"
Had come a long way is a phrase used to describe significant progress, development, or improvement that has been achieved over a period of time
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had come a long way
He had come a long way to this lawn.
Our relationship had come a long way.
He had come a long way since he was a wooden puppet.
The revolutionary current that mobilized millions of workers in a few days had come a long way.
Ghana had come a long way.
I worked hard and Caroline had come a long way.
He had come a long way in just two years.
Our young Pip had come a long way.
They had come a long way to see the giant pandas.
Joel and Alex had come a long way.
Man had come a long way from his primitive style of living.
The boy from Balzan had come a long way.
Eino had come a long way this day.
Piyabutr Cholvijarn added that modern Thailand had come a long way since that time.
Roderick had come a long way in a short period of time.
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It was about recognizing that I had come a long way.
Buster had come a long way since his fear of boats.
Henry Allen Miller had come a long way.
But he had come a long way in his time on the island.
The Central African Republic had come a long way.
Those kids had come a long way and really grown.
In a very short time, he had come a long way.
Together we had come a long way and together we felt strong.
Indeed, the hospital had come a long way.
Many people had come a long way to be part of the celebration.
Clearly, the country had come a long way.
The country had come a long way to get to where it was at that time.
It was a hot day, and they had come a long way.
The space had come a long way since their first visit.
When Rudberg took office, this process had come a long way.
I had come a long way from my birthplace in Brazil.
What became apparent was that I had come a long way from where I had started.
He had come a long way since his early days and the Jules Verne Prize Club.
Aside from the physical changes, I had come a long way mentally as well.
Sierra Leone had come a long way in implementing the Cooperation Framework.
By the time Scorpius was born, Draco had come a long way at the Ministry.
Mal Granger had come a long way from the telephone company.
Chipley, like its future basketball legend, had come a long way.
The Company had come a long way since then.
To be the deputy commissioner . As a Chinese, my mentor had come a long way.
His Government had come a long way in the area of human rights.
At just 27 years of age, she had come a long way.
The Church had come a long way from Peter the fisherman.
From this first simple farm house in the 1850s . the logans had come a long way.
I worked hard and Caroline had come a long way from her alcoholic mother in Ludvika.
Buster had come a long way since his fear of boats… was conquered.
In seven years, he had come a long way.
Sierra Leone had come a long way since the civil war, but many challenges remained.
Yes, our young pip had come a long way.
Sash had come a long way since day 28 when he was a dead man walking.
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