Examples of 'we took a long' in a sentence
Meaning of "we took a long"
we took a long: Indicates that a group of individuals embarked on a lengthy journey, trip, or period of time to reach a destination or achieve a goal
How to use "we took a long" in a sentence
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we took a long
We took a long walk around our neighborhood.
And then we took a long walk.
We took a long time to engage in normal life.
In the afternoon, we took a long walk outside.
We took a long hike up to the summit.
On the contrary, we took a long look at their decision.
We took a long time to negotiate peace.
When we began this project, we took a long look in the mirror.
We took a long walk after dinner.
He paid so well, we took a long vacation in Europe.
We took a long time to make a decision.
Before dinner, we took a long walk.
We took a long stroll in the park enjoying the.
Yeah, well, we got in kind of late . We took a long walk after dinner.
We took a long walk to get a haircut.
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One morning in October we took a long run together and, finally, decided we were ready.
We took a long time buying a house.
After that, we took a long drive to Whitney Plantation.
We took a long look at the list of clients you sent us.
Later that day, we took a long walk to the Temple of the Jade Emperor.
We took a long walk here.
I am … I know we took a long time and I apologize.
We took a long distance bus.
I know we took a long time and I apologize.
We took a long time making it because we built our own recording studio.
For example, we took a long hard look at our hydraulics system.
We took a long trip to visit family for Christmas and had a wonderful time.
Maybe . We took a long look at the list of clients you sent us.
We took a long weekend trip down to beautiful Cabo San Lucas.
We took a long passage, and we started walking.
We took a long time to put dad 's ashes in three different places.
We took a long time, thinking that insecticides would solve all these problems.
We took a long trip through Europe together, just the two of us.
We took a long walk through the bystreets ( half of our usual walks, but still ).
