LONG PERIOD OF TIME

Definition: A substantial duration or length of time, often indicating an extended period.

Synonyms: Extended Duration, Lengthy Stretch, Prolonged Interval, Extended Period, Lengthy Timespan

Usage Examples in Sentences

She waited for a long period of time at the bus stop.

Plants need sunlight over a long period of time to grow well.

He practiced the piano for a long period of time to master the piece.

The artist painted the mural over a long period of time with intricate details.

The scientist observed the celestial phenomenon over a long period of time.

After weeks of preparation, the chef slow-cooked the stew for a long period of time.

Reading classic novels can transport you to a different era for a long period of time.

The marathon runners trained for a long period of time to build their endurance.

The artist meticulously worked on the mural for a long period of time to capture every detail.

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To build a strong friendship, spending a long period of time together is essential.

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It took a long period of time for the seeds to sprout.

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Over a long period of time, the river carved out a deep canyon.

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She had been studying for a long period of time when she finally aced the exam.

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Scientists have been studying this phenomenon for a long period of time without reaching a definitive conclusion.

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For a long period of time, she had been waiting for his return.

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He endured a long period of time without any contact from his family.

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During the long period of time, the company experienced significant growth.

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In the competitive market, staying relevant for a long period of time is crucial.

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The old tree stood tall for a long period of time before it finally fell.

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Investing consistently over a long period of time can lead to financial stability.