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One night as I sat eating Mrs. H-----'s soda-bread, her husband told me a longish story, much the best of all I heard in Rosses.

I must have had a longish sleep, for, when I woke, the stars were shining down on my face.

There was a longish period where her spirits were on a seesaw. Up and down.

With a few longish rallies, the greenback has been on a downward trend since it came off the gold standard in 1971.

Fortunately most LNG is bought on longish fixed-price contracts, otherwise things would be much more serious for him.

A great scent and a longish flowering period, the flowers are white with maroon blotches.

Few will expect to pick up a longish book on the topic by a non-economist and devour it almost at a sitting.

Goto was spot on and it tracked so well that I reckon I could have mounted the DSLR on it for some longish exposures.

"I now have almost totally lost the ability to read and absorb a longish article on the web or in print, " he wrote earlier this year.

A longish period of one-party rule has also fostered a culture that tolerates corruption at the heart of the government.

She had longish legs and a big toe in line with the other toes, both good for walking.

It is only when a friend is going on a longish journey, and will be absent for alongish time , that we turn up at the railway station.

Cinderella Skeleton Picked the lock with a longish pin.

We know from economic history that countries enter into longish phases of stagnation after a financial crisis.

Bill has longish , bright red hair and an earring made from a fang.

Isn't there a longish word that is just, you know, a word?

a thickset spaniel with longish silky hair.

A longish stretch of time passed in silence.

I am very happy where I am, which is why I signed a longish term contract in the first place.

At 51, Hu wears his longish hair brushed forward in a vaguely hipster look;