Examples of 'some considerable time' in a sentence

Meaning of "some considerable time"

some considerable time ~ denotes a substantial or significant period. It implies an extended duration, often emphasizing that a certain task or event has taken more time than expected or is still ongoing after a considerable length of time

How to use "some considerable time" in a sentence

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some considerable time
But that would take some considerable time.
Some considerable time after decolonization.
At least for some considerable time.
We have actually been working on this project for some considerable time.
Talks for some considerable time.
I have been pursuing this legal area for some considerable time.
I may be some considerable time.
I think you might be up there for some considerable time.
The car took some considerable time to start up again.
I have had a bad cold now for some considerable time.
It was some considerable time before all the interlopers were evicted.
And it went on for some considerable time.
For some considerable time we have felt the need to set forth the.
Your recovery will take some considerable time.
Take some considerable time.

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He held this position for some considerable time.
For some considerable time Te Kooti kept the country in a state of alarm.
The war has been on for some considerable time now.
Your draftsman welcomes this proposed legislation for which Parliament has called for some considerable time.
I have not felt well for some considerable time and.
For some considerable time now I have been following the life.
I had not seen you for some considerable time.
Yam, who spent some considerable time as your intern, insisted on saying a few words.
A settlement has existed in this location for some considerable time.
These questions took some considerable time in the discussions in our meeting.
The deficiency in training has been recognised for some considerable time.
I have been waiting some considerable time now for my call to Stangmoor prison.
The measurement terms have been known for some considerable time.
I had my hand up for some considerable time before Mr Elliott.
This is a matter which has been concerning us for some considerable time.
Under the impression for some considerable time that I had multiple vision.
We no longer live in a republic and have not for some considerable time.
It will therefore be some considerable time before the other Member States ratify the Convention.
He did not name any more species for some considerable time.
It may take some considerable time to visit them all!
I envisage the need for this to continue for some considerable time to come.
Some considerable time went by, and Ark entered the picture.
I can not in all honesty complain because he spoke for some considerable time.
The government has known this for some considerable time yet still they refuse to act.
This suggests that this monastic empire continued for some considerable time.
Such practices have been ongoing for some considerable time throughout all areas of the World.
The collection process can also be an unclean job that takes some considerable time.
The Commission has for some considerable time been expressing ‘concern' about the situation in Turkey.
The cargo item may therefore become lost for some considerable time.
Under the impression for some considerable time I was stood here… swaying.
He has been pulling the wool over all our eyes for some considerable time now.
After spending some considerable time in Egypt, a strong leader named Moses emerged among the Israelites.
Nuclear testing grounds all over the world have already been silent for some considerable time.
Look, operator, I have been waiting some considerable time now for my call to Stangmoor prison.
I am a fan of Devin Townsend and have been for some considerable time.

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