Examples of 'quite a long time' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a long time"
This phrase is used to describe a significant or excessive length of time. It suggests that something has taken longer than expected or that a substantial duration has passed. For example, if someone says, 'I haven't seen him in quite a long time,' it means that they haven't had any contact with the person for an extensive period
How to use "quite a long time" in a sentence
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quite a long time
I said that quite a long time ago.
Quite a long time for a wrong number.
We separated for quite a long time already.
Quite a long time has passed.
You graduated quite a long time ago.
Quite a long time ago.
But that was quite a long time ago.
There have been misunderstandings for quite a long time.
It took me quite a long time to get here.
So you would be gone for quite a long time.
That is quite a long time in photographic terms.
The war went on quite a long time.
It is quite a long time from their debut.
You slept for quite a long time.
For quite a long time she had been complaining of headaches.
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I accepted it after quite a long time of thinking.
Quite a long time to finish.
It took her quite a long time to finish.
He has been staring at it for quite a long time.
Education for quite a long time asymptomatic.
We were interested in him for quite a long time.
I stayed quite a long time at the village.
He treated her for quite a long time.
I waited quite a long time to hear from you.
He was with her for quite a long time.
It was quite a long time ago now.
This is turning out to be quite a long time.
That is quite a long time ago.
He has been a model for quite a long time.
We sat for quite a long time waiting to be served.
I havent kissed a man quite a long time.
It takes quite a long time to gain their trust.
You were out for quite a long time.
It took quite a long time to ratify the agreement.
Was married for quite a long time.
For quite a long time both of my parents were my only coaches.
Well it took you quite a long time.
It took quite a long time to get to the next level.
You have been away quite a long time.
It is quite a long time ago.
Your husband is taking quite a long time.
Do this for a quite a long time if you are a newbie.
I have been hungry for quite a long time.
It took him quite a long time to move forward.
Intelligence services for quite a long time.
Means it takes quite a long time to complete digestion.
It has no effect on it for quite a long time.
But it took quite a long time to become reality.
They were enemies for quite a long time.
And it took me quite a long time to realise that actually.
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