| Rather, he expressed his moral disquietude about a long-ago decision that traded on class status. |
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| For example, the first tune, O'Mahony's jig, was on that long-ago album loaned him by Con Herbert. |
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| The tale begins quietly enough on a long-ago summer's day of stifling heat and scorching sunshine. |
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| As the otherwise insightful report notes, he does not seem to have gone to the school seeking vengeance for some long-ago wrong. |
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| Bass looked slightly out of place at that long-ago Paris Review party, despite being the centerpiece of the evening. |
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| That popular phrase ran endlessly in long-ago TV commercials promoting the board-game version of naval warfare. |
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| Look at what he did to Perry, with that immigration attack he made against the Texas governor at that long-ago debate. |
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| Now, at the mere mention of his long-ago battle, Sy uttered a mournful howl, fell to his knees, and covered his head with his skinny arms. |
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| Time has marched on since my long-ago youth, and so have art history and criticism. |
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| He was used to female eyes, a long-ago married man with a wife and teen-age daughter. |
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| Is this the press in Whitewater mode, determined to dig up dirt about long-ago presidential business dealings? |
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| More importantly, both songs look backwards to long-ago battles. |
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| Today's 10-year-olds can discover for themselves my long-ago pash. |
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| A comments system is only fair, Ryan Alfred says, since good evaluations may balance out one bad mark from a long-ago complaint. |
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| A doornail was a large-headed nail or bolt with which long-ago carpenters studded doors to strengthen and decorate them. |
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| It suggests long-ago battles and brave deeds. |
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| Meanwhile, God is the unmoved mover and uncaused cause, as we may recall from some long-ago religion class. |
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| Their home is not adorned with seasonal holiday bounty, but ritual gourd rattles John incises with Indian designs may harken back to long-ago harvests. |
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