Examples of 'he took a long' in a sentence
Meaning of "he took a long"
he took a long: This phrase could suggest that someone spent a considerable amount of time on a task or action, implying a significant duration or effort invested
How to use "he took a long" in a sentence
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he took a long
He took a long drive almost every weekend.
He swallowed loudly before he took a long sip of beer.
He took a long leave of absence after that.
So it only makes sense he took a long road to get here.
He took a long time to change his mind.
After the argument with his wife he took a long walk to clear his head.
He took a long step towards his horse.
And i was under direct orders from the dci he took a long time to fully recover.
He took a long drink and handed it back.
Before Bobby answered he took a long swig of wine.
He took a long time to fully recover.
When he finally gets out, it will be like he took a long nap.
I noticed he took a long time before he fired.
And after returning to the apartment as quickly as possible, he took a long shower.
He took a long time getting round to it.
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It could be the guy left alone, or he took a long walk off a short pier.
He took a long time to get there.
When the lord finished this job, he took a long look and quit creating.
He took a long time to come into this world.
With his usual nonchalance, he took a long drag on his cigarette and inhaled the smoke.
He took a long look at me and he took me in his hut.
He did ride to York, but he took a long time over it.
He took a long look at the ruined hotel room.
You have no faith in me . He took a long pause and said.
He took a long pause after this.
After eating, he took a long nap.
He took a long draw on his pipe.
He did ride to York, but he took a long time over it . - On Black Bess.
He took a long sip of his brandy.
Just over a month ago, he took a long walk along the Carretera de les Aigües.
He took a long sip of his martini.
Maybe he took a long lunch break.
He took a long look at the girl.
Again, he took a long time to answer.
He took a long drink directly from the pot.
Usage, He took a long slow breath, inhaling deeply.
He took a long look at her body.
In 1830 he took a long lease of the Botanic Gardens as a cemetery for the poor.
He took a long spell of his mind.
He took a long chance for me.
He took a long while to get to grips with the conditions.
He took a long drink off the bottle after that.
He took a long slug of beer and stared at the arms.
He took a long sip of water.
He took a long draw from his beer and smiled.
He took a long time to stop.
He took a long time.
He took a long look at me.
He took a long trip.
He took a long time to believe them because he wanted to believe them.
