long-ago

When you look back at your own past to long ago, you are more likely to see things you should have or could have done.

No doubt they will be just as intrigued by the chair's uniquely human voices as people were by "belly speaking" long ago.

A game against QPR (yes it was that long ago) that had been postponed from earlier in the season.

Not long ago John lost his wife, Janet, to cancer. God knows she was a fighter, but in the end the disease won their eight-year battle.

Even more interesting, long ago in Italy, the father, on giving away his daughter to the groom, presented him with one of her slippers.

That is now all changing, and you are beginning to understand concepts that not too long ago would have baffled you.

Not long ago I was at the checkout of a department store when the man ahead of me turned and made a joke about something he had bought.

Christmas represents the birth of Christ and the hope of a return of the light of love once known by the human species and Earth long ago.

He is a "force for good" , says the company, which started calling him a "balanced, active lifestyles ambassador" as long ago as 2004.

As long ago as the very beginning of our republic, its founders saw that the cities were danger-spots in their plan.

Long Ago, there was a bird to sang just once in its life. From the moment it left its nest, it searched for a thorn tree.

And through it all , Linda never tired of reminding me of the time I stood up for her, long ago , in the back corner booth.

It was like the revival of an old melodrama that I had seen long ago with childish awe.

In fact, there was a time when you were never connected to the online world (not that long ago) and (gasp! ) you survived.

Nisan told me that not long ago he had a real girlfriend, but that she dumped him.

We both knew that his accident was over long ago, so far in the past that there was no longer anything to fear.

Not long ago, my now-adult daughter called from New York to let me know about a medical scare she was facing.

Not so long ago, it seemed China might finally be ready to take on a larger role.

Long ago, when he had been left alone while the Dursleys went out to enjoy themselves, the hours of solitude had been a rare treat.

Long, long ago, there was an old fisherman and his wife living near the sea.

Not long ago, Abdullah Mohamed Hashim might have felt out of place in the city's cubicle culture because he's Malaysian and a Muslim.

After all, there was a time, not so long ago, when people ran their businesses without the help of strategy consulting firms.

THERE was a time not so long ago when European policymakers believed trade imbalances were only a problem for America and China.

Ministry of Defense was to pass these villages to municipal authorities long ago and it is ready to do it right now.

She did her best to convince me that she was still in love with me, but that was all over long ago.

I might have shown disbelief had I not been accustomed to such responses, for long ago I became convinced that the seeing see little.

Why? Because their goals were made so long ago that it has ceased to be in their forefront.

Not so long ago, it was the stuff of nightmares: you pick up the landline and there's no dialling tone.

It was not all that long ago that fear would have taken over, and reluctance felt at the thought of the repercussions of stepping out.

The general, says one of them, had long ago gone rogue, putting his own interests ahead of those of a united Rwanda.

Not so long ago, the industry wisdom on plug-ins was that they represented a fringe technology, too expensive for mass production.

A man, telling me about his solitude not long ago said. "Last winter I got to the point of missing the flies. "

He had long ago bought a potter's wheel of him, and wished to know what had become of him.

Long long ago there was an old king who had a very beautiful daughter.

Donny had to look for his mother who left home long ago; Amy was hoping to reunite with her father.

Message also states that he said is not a joke, and he felt like a terrorist attack not long ago in Norway as of Brevik.

Tom said that they must have been missed long ago, and no doubt the search was going on. He would shout and maybe some one would come.

There was a time not so long ago when such news would have sent Chelsea fans into paroxysms of panic.

I might have been incredulous had I not been accustomed to such responses, for long ago I became convinced that the seeing see little.

On the contrary, it was the illegal mendacities of the dark that long ago tricked you into the belief that somehow you did not matter.

Marriage, a home of his own, kids -- all are dreams that the wiry Libyan had long ago steeled himself to stop hoping for.

NOT so long ago the word "Vietnamese" was almost inevitably accompanied in press reports by the phrase "boat people" .

He looks out of the windows from which she looked out, not long ago, upon the weather that bored her to death.

Had it been a republic of the Yugoslav federation, like Croatia or Slovenia, it would no doubt have been independent long ago.

Having gone from selling CDs out of his trunk to running a multimillion -dollar rap label, P long ago proved he was a quick study.

Mrs. Brown: Long long ago, there was a hunter. One day, he was hunting when he found a deer.

It is said that long long ago there was a beggar who begged all the way along the road until he came to a village in Changshu County.

My children were raised. You know they suddenly rise. They started so long ago. Head to toe healthy, wealthy and wise.

I can't say much about Mark, as I've only worked with him on that one long-ago series, but I'm grateful to him for writing it!

Before his death last year, he said that he had been making the point privately at the Fed as long ago as 2000.

Not long ago, if you didn't answer your home phone, that was that -- nobody knew if you were alive or dead, much less where you might be.

First I thought that I could take you boy but I don't know, you told me you were gonna leave her for me long ago.

NOT SO long ago the right to receive a state pension from the age of 65 seemed inalienable.

Stop waiting for perfection (perfect timing, perfect conditions) before you do what you know you should have done long ago.

Not so long ago, there was no easy way at all to publicly shame a celebrity pig or even any ordinary pig.

I told him that I once a girl long ago because she had a seemingly incurable speech impediment.

But a long ago there might have been a thick atmosphere that created a green house effect that raised temperatures.

Why, it's just as easy! If I'd a knowed this was all, I'd a learnt long ago.

Not so long ago, the consensus was that $1, 150 an ounce or so might be a top for gold.

As I looked down into his outstretched hand, it was then that I knew the impact of my letter that day so long ago.

Not long ago, one of my friend got marry and he found a secret of his wife's in on the night of their wedding. Speak out or not?

Not long ago a headhunter took me to work for a day and spent eight hours being cross-questioned by me on every aspect of her working life.

The old house had been long ago pulled down, and a fine broad road was in its place.

Not so long ago, such a movie would not even have been made, let alone been backed by the government.

And the pilot, I actually knew -- because they used to let me sit in the jump seat, to tell you how long ago this was.

Not long ago there was a girl called Daisy. One day she woke up and found a flying chair by her bed.

The Echo was written so long ago that it has escaped attention and I am now no longer called upon to render an account of its meaning.

recalls an image and a voice I remember so clearly, as if it happened recently, yet it is a long-ago memory from my childhood.

Long long ago, there was a boy named Jack. He always wished his mother could live a happy life.

Wu, 68, said he made up of his mind to buy his wife a piano long ago, even though their life was poor.

"You and I should have met long ago " he said taking the chair closest to the brazier.

In the court next to me was a man whose business collapsed not long ago, after it had borrowed billions of pounds.

One story from Australia tells about a man very very long ago, who went up to the sun by a rope and brought fire down.

NET EXPORTS Not long ago, it looked as if the rest of the world would save the United States economy from a deep downturn.

Well, Augustus died, and his kingdom faded long ago. But Jesus lives, and his kingdom is all around us.

As Mila first tuned into her dreamtime self long ago, she discovered that she was a spiritual teacher upon alternate planes of reality.

He beat her as he had beaten snotty smaller kids long ago when he had been a tough teenager in New York's Hell's Kitchen.

Long ago there was a crazy country, in this crazy country there were some crazy people, trying to show the crazy history by crazy ways.

I cannot but wonder, however, at her having any such fears now, because, if he had at all cared about me, we must have met long, long ago.

Long ago the men whose duty it was had calculated that three of the hydrogen bombs would be sufficient for that rather small target.

Long, long ago, there lived a little green frog that never listened to his mother.

One story from Australian tells about a man long ago, he went up to the sun and brought fire down.

Five years. Was that all it was? It seemed so long ago now. Until then, everything had been good. Too good.

MS: Yes, it is true, but it is so long ago and the cars certainly are quite different to what they used to be.

End, and this is the end of the moment, she guessed long ago, however, to "recognize" a person, had to pay such a price for it?

Nowadays, people tend to write letter by computers, there was a time, not so long ago, when letter writing was a real craft.

I might have been incredulous had I not been accustomed to such response, for long ago I became convinced that the seeing see little.

You appealed to the court for this case, but the doctor affirmed that your organ might have deteriorated long ago.

You decided upon this path long ago when you were a breath issuing forth from the heart of God.

The ultraviolet light could make it possible to determine how long ago oil had washed up in a given region, Kirby said.

If it had not been for collusion between criminals and a few corrupt police officers, the drug ring would have been exposed long ago.

it reminds me of the gift that god gave, long ago, when he gave us his son. it was a gift we did not deserve, but he gave us his best.

'Are They trying to murder you, Fagin? I would if I was the m. I'd have done it long ago. Now, give me some beer, and don't poison it.

No; hatred had vanished long ago, and she had almost as long been ashamed of ever feeling a dislike against him that could be so called.

The busiest woman in Labrador during one bitter cold Christmas not very long ago, was an Australian nurse by the name of Kate Austen.

And so it was not long ago, in a house in an old part of the town, when a son went to see his mother.

Not too long ago a journalist visited my house. He looked at my books, smiled, and said 'we have the same books.

The research - published in the journal Nature - grew out of the long-ago discovery that cells in the body don't keep dividing forever.

Long ago there was a little boy who wanted to be a soldier, but none of his brothers and sisters did.

Not so long ago every country felt it had to have its own steel giant, even if it was government-owned and losing a fortune.

We had long ago given up the poignant Christmas services, but now, under pressure, we sat rigid in the front pew, fighting back tears.

Exiting the fantasy is often painful; for one attunes to the fantasy to escape the pain; or so Mila learned long ago.

Long ago a great mountain began to rumble and shake. People came from far and near to see what would happen.

In a nation that not so long ago hounded "capitalist roaders" , the concept of private enterprise is becoming accepted.

There was a time, not so long ago, when any Chelsea supporter would be ecstatic about that prospect.

Not long ago, Lang Lang seemed to pursue his career with a puppy-like enthusiasm for any good idea thrown his way.

If it could have been exterminated, it would have perished from off the earth long ago.

It was as Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer that I was invited to visit the People's Republic as long ago as August 1978.

In itself that represents something of a victory. Not long ago China and Russia wanted to put off the whole process.

Long ago, I said to her: "break up the paper even better stick, also will be there. "

Explicit attacks on him ended as long ago as 1976, when Mao died, but it is only now that his popularity has really started rising.

In my mind he is one of the greatest psychiatrists in human history. He died not long ago at the age of ninety-two .

Their analogue TV age probably came and went long ago, before humans even thought about searching the sky for signs of intelligent life.

"Little Miss Hot and Cold, " her mother called her, long ago having been stung by the abrupt loss of her daughter's ardor.

KVM proved not long ago that through the addition of a kernel module, one could transform the Linux kernel into a hypervisor.

That long-ago football game was a chance for me to enjoy a sport I loved, and to feel closer to home.

Not so very long ago, you had to be rich to hear the best opera or symphony.

This was the case with the victory and consolidation of the great October Revolution, as Lenin and Stalin told us long ago.

Not long ago it was widely assumed that the downturn would be sharp enough to take out more than one big carmaker.

Not long ago, one of my nephews got married. The best man planned a get-together for Joel, but with a refreshing difference.

I cannot remember when Merlin first found me here, but it is not so strange, given our birthing together so long ago.

Not so long ago, Britain was held in such low esteem in Iran that it was simply dismissed as the "little Satan" .

Not too long ago, Orange Caramel's Raina revealed in an interview that Se7en inspired her to become a singer.

Not so long ago, the young men in the village could make a living out of fishing not a fortune, but a living.

Some of the most iconic buildings were demolished long ago, and neighborhoods like the Lower East Side have transformed beyond recognition.

Think Happy Not long ago, most researchers thought you had a happiness set point that you were largely stuck with for life.

Long long ago, there was an honest and kind child named Aladdin. He felt in love with the beautiful princess.

Therefore they were useful to the dark to retain dominion over earth, and were indeed used accordingly and long ago.

Long ago, God had a great many burdens which He wished to have carried from one place to another, so He asked the animals to lend a hand.

That was so long ago that it cannot be spoken of in linear terms, as initially you were not in a physical body such as you have now.

Not long ago I broke two bones in the back of my hand. They operated on it, put me in a cast for several weeks, and told me not to use it.

I was afraid long ago, when I hit him in the mouth with that heavy glove, that I might kill him one day.

She was ready to make good on a pledge from long ago.

My mother had long ago lost track of them, she said, and claimed not to know if they were alive or dead.

Before retuning hometown, he wrote Jack a letter which he said he had got up writing long long ago when he was popular.

The Legend of the West Long long ago, but why did not the evolution of Jackie Chan's worship?

Politicians are starting to realise what the markets sniffed out long ago: on its current course Greece will not be able to pay its debts.

Einstein was shown to be correct long ago, only a few years after he came up with the theory.

It provides for an enhanced rule-based global economic trading system in a way that would have been unimaginable not long ago.

Long ago Mila ascended into a parallel life where she was a teacher of ascension.

This couple had a new suite of furniture not so long ago, and now they have got a new car; things must be looking up with them.

He worked long ago with one previous winner, Kenneth Arrow, and was the graduate adviser to another, Daniel McFadden.

For a brief period not long ago, Agadez's stasis was interrupted by an influx of adventure tourism, and Agadez brimmed with new jobs.

Long ago, there was a person named Chu Zhuliang who addressed himself as "Lord Ye. " It was said that this Lord Ye was very fond of dragons.

Specialists in paranormal research are investigating whether a historic whaling ship might be home to the ghost of a long-ago seafarer.

Polish Prime Minister not long ago, stand to think of every way to get rid of dependence on Russia.

Long ago, the pull of gravity was not electrical, nor was it a pull.

I was no Michael Phelps, but I was among the fastest swimmers in the world in those long-ago days.

Records of the astronomical universe, despite the fact that we see distant things as they were long ago, are limited in the extreme.

Not long ago, the scientists made an exciting discovery that this waste material could be turned into plastics.

Not long ago, someone broke into one of the unoccupied houses around the corner.

Maybe it was like this long ago, but I still believe.

It was not too long ago that I had to end a relationship with this type of woman, much to my disappointment.

He talked about the day, So long ago, when he had brought Lucie, as a baby in his arms, from France to England.

Not that long ago, a pukka British accent could at least get you a casting call as an army officer, a judge or Lawrence of Arabia.

As concerned her own individual existence, she had long ago decided in the negative, and dismissed the point as settled.

Long ago, there was a kindly nobleman whose wife had died of an illness leaving the nobleman and his three daughters in despair.

Not so long ago, crises that had nothing to do with investment banking engulfed whole elements of the sector.

Using some chemical wizardry, Dr Linton has been able to get barcodes from old, dried museum specimens collected as long ago as 1916.

As long ago as the 1950s, a perfumer called Paul Jellinek noted that several ingredients of incense resembled scents of the human body.

Ireland, hailed as the Celtic Tiger not so long ago, is now struggling to avoid bankruptcy.

Only the sound of insects filled the air as I walked through the empty town that summer day so long ago.

The demand for change in the kingdom long ago evolved into a struggle between puritans and progressives over the country's future.

There was a time not very long ago when the discovery of unknown organisms was something that held incredible awe for us.

Long long ago. there lived a man . He went up to the sun and brought fire down.

Long ago it was the palace of the kings . Now it is one of the biggest museums in the world. There are many valuable art works in it.

Not long ago, my friend found a girlfriend -- a young Beijing native. When his wife.

Oh that was so long ago. . . In the end, I snapped out of my melancholy and decided to really enjoy the volunteer experience.

Washington would most likely have reacted long ago if it were truly concerned about Chinese political influence in Latin America.

It was long ago. Your Grace would not know them.

there was a time , very long ago , when such tenants might in anger " bite their thumbs " at the landlord.

They are playing with so much confidence . Not so long ago Scotland were on a downward spiral under Berti Vogts . Now it's so different.

Not so long ago Germany, racked by guilt over the Holocaust, would have rushed to quash such chidings by the EU, but no longer.

None of these revelations will win Mr Thomas much sympathy. His critics on the left made up their minds long ago.

Not so long ago neuroscientists, too, were guilty of victimizing the mentally ill and the imprisoned in the name of science.

Its use began at least as long ago as Theodore Dreiser's novel An American Tragedy (1925).

You remember how long ago you told me that a journey of a thousand miles begins with just a single step?

Long ago there lived an old man. He had a very big orange tree in his garden. On the tree there were many fine oranges.

By then, mainstream academic economists had long ago lost faith in market rationality, at least in its purest form.

As we go back into the history of the word client we find that long ago your client had to listen to you.

Cyberspace, not so long ago, was a specific elsewhere, one we visited periodically, peering into it from the familiar physical world.

Because long ago, young people had to help their families harvest the summer crops. At least this is what people today may think.

Not so very long ago, at the turn of the century, Google went from an obscure start-up to the Web's dominant search engine.

My ex-wife and I long ago agreed that we would pay the full cost of our children's undergraduate education.

Long ago in the ascension temples, certain groups tried to ascend up the matrixes , as they were confused.

If any of these provided satisfaction beyond a temporary relief, we would have been satiated long ago.

It used to seem very far away when I was a small girl traveling with my parents by steamship across the Pacific Ocean long ago.

The Legislative Council concluded long ago that archives 'legislation . . . would not involve significant financial implications. '

He must remain in heaven until the time comes for God to restore everything, as he promised long ago through his holy prophets.

The sun and the moon and the stars would have disappeared long ago. . . had they happened to be within the reach of predatory human hands.

If Pakistan weren't of such geostrategic importance and did not have nuclear weapons, Congress would have terminated the aid long ago.

If domestic banks run out of money, emerging markets long ago discovered the cure: swallow your pride and accept foreign money instead.

Fortunately, my high school girlfriends and I vowed long ago not to let this happen.

It wasn't long ago that scientists first began to split the atom, releasing nuclear energy in a process called fission.

Your friend must be in great danger, or else he would have come down long ago.

Prolusion (Liya ) : Long long ago, there was a mad gird, who always talked to herself with a mirror . Look. . .

Long long ago , there was a book with a hole . When the book open, one hole goes to two holes , it has a lot of wind.

So when you think about it, all of the elements in our bodies originally formed from nuclear reactions in the centers of stars, long ago.

It's capital is Urumqi, which not so long ago was an important oasis on the Silk Road.

The active component, salicylic acid, originally from willow bark, was used as a folk remedy as long ago as the 5th century BC.

Long ago, the region's failure to develop joint-stock companies was one reason why it fell behind the West.

The juvenile to leave . . . left behind long ago, but last night the atmosphere.

Not long ago, Trumpf was considered part of the Mittelstand, the midsize, family-owned engineering companies that power the German economy.

I wrote his wife and told her the story, expressing my gratitude for a big mans long-ago kindness to a boy.

Long ago, the tiger is not the king of the forest, just a big, so he was apprenticed to.

Light wave synergy is a system of dreaming that existed long ago and is about to be reinstated for those mastering at this time.

We must ensure that unearned revenue is not recognized up front, as it inappropriately was by certain high-tech companies not so long ago.

Not long ago Comrade Zhang Yun worked in Fujian Province for more than two months. She did a good job there.

What makes Japan's story so much more frustrating is that not so long ago, the nation was at the forefront of change.

Long ago child are not able to speak or understand a language, them communicate through facial expressions and by making noises.

Not long ago, he snuck into a White House state dinner. Nobody recognized him.

At this time of ascension, dreams can also come up from the land as they once had occurred long ago due to the ascent of earth.

Long ago, there was a land green and fair. Its gently rolling hills were covered with orchards, wide pastures, and rich farmlands.

It certainly looks that way, although it is worth recalling that it was not that long ago that Japan was tipped to be the new number one.

Not long ago, someone sent me a copy of the U. S. Internet magazine news reports.

There was a time, long ago, when people starved because there was not enough food.

Not long ago, the annual Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Luncheon was the city's biggest Hispanic business event of the year.

The majority of djinn are thought to have left the mortal world long ago due to a hatred of humans.

Long ago in a small faraway village, there was a place known as the house of 1000 mirrors.

Not too long ago, much of this cutting edge learning was only available at a few institutions, almost all in the US.

Sydney Opera House is the best famous opera house in the world, so I heard about this place long ago. I always wanted to visit this place.

Not long ago , I got an e-mail From Joe . He told me the children were making great progress.

Most of its equipment budget is already taken up with existing programmes, commissioned long ago with bills to be paid for years to come.

It was my mother who had long ago planted in me the habit of writing things down in order to understand them.

But it wasn't all that long ago that the best minds in the world thought a journey to the moon was utterly impossible.

We've said this long ago, China is not that kind of a country, and I still haven't changed my mind.

For long ago, in the days of David and Asaph, there had been directors for the singers and for the songs of praise and thanksgiving to God.

Long long ago, farmer ford found a field. He planted apple trees in the field and watched them to grow.

Open water couldn't have existed without a relatively thick atmosphere, and most of that Martian atmosphere leaked out into space long ago.

He sees now from the quiet of her voice that she must have known this long ago.

Archival research showed Quaoar had been captured on film as long ago as 1982, but was never noticed, Brown said.

It is why humans came from Sirius so long ago to seed Earth with the human form, to assist Earth in ascension at this time in her history.

Long, long ago, there lived many mice in an old house. They were free to do anything .

This kind of situation in those just graduated from high above, not long ago, the young age of light is more prominent.

That's pretty forward thinking for a publication that, not so long ago, was still blocking access to their content on the Web.

Master Wugui: Stay. Use your skills for good, young warrior. Find the one thing that you were denied so long ago.

Not long ago, Matthew asked me, "sons can grow up to be their daddies, right? "

I had supposed him long ago in France, with the rest of the heads of that desperate party.

Not so long ago Beijing routinely protested its anxiety not to disturb the established international order.

Long ago there was an Emperor. He liked new clothes very much. And he liked to go out to show off his new clothes.

He said Morocco made long ago to join the GCC, this application is not the first time.

but then it was hard not so long ago to imagine him giving most of his money away.

He had ever made a selection of Tang Yin, so long ago and so far completely lost, but it showed his favor on the poems of Tang Dynasty.

It is one of the most beautiful building in the world today. It was built long ago for a beautiful queen in India.

If it has already become a beautiful little lake, Qili the pit, perhaps long ago from this "underground" all the hardships.

What's more, they have figured out a way to flourish within an odd triumverate that I thought would have fractured long ago.

You know not that long ago, like ten years ago, traveling to Manchester would seem to be a long way from London.

Long, long ago, there was a beautiful girl, her name is Cinderella. Her mother was dead and her father loved her very much.

As a singer-songwriter, Mongolia grassland and heart is long ago and pure in her performance, as peaceful as before.

Our enterprise problems of export bad debts " " since long ago, but now, gloomy global economy is the extension of that crisis.